I have been thinking about production time for new aircraft, copyright issues, and also trying to deal with a technical issue:
a) A lot of time is taken drawing the shading of each new design, and while it looks good, it actually gets in the way when new paint schemes are needed.
b) Copyright is largely, but not always concerned with names such as "RAF" "Lockheed" or specific images of roundel etc. I will avoid these where possible.
c) Printing - printing on material rather than paper leads to poor reproduction of shades of colour, but good quality when solid blocks of colour are used.
In short, my new plan is to produce 'flat plans' in other words a typical 'top down' camouflage scheme that you might find around on the net, but with the same sort of detail as usual (minus a few rivets) so that they will be optimal for t-shirt printing. I will be arranging the new segment by manufacturer as I think people are more likely to want 'Spitfire' t-shirt than say an 'RAAF' shirt - So the spitfire list will only have Spitfires on it, but will cover all countries as they get finished.
'No Doubles' - I'm keeping things as straightforward as possible - So there will only be one 83rd Fighter Squadron razorback Thunderbolt, there may be other squadrons, but no multiple-choice of the same thing....
Right enough blurb, time to put up some previews...