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Old 1st October 2008, 03:45 PM
Russell D Russell D is offline
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I still beleive the two QF 747s were the best though (Wunula and Nalaji Dreaming). Would there be any hope of QF possibly redoing something similar (i.e. Indigenous art) on one of the new 787 or A380 perhaps?

If they did the A380, they would set a new world record again for the largest artwork right?
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Old 2nd October 2008, 12:48 AM
Rhys Xanthis Rhys Xanthis is offline
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Probably, its a big a/c!

But considering the time + weight, its very unlikely. Would be very very awesome to see though!

I think John Borghetti said they had nothing planned in the recent online chat about the A380.

EDIT: Indeed he did

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Hi BB, no plans at this stage to paint the A380 in indigenous design.
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Old 2nd October 2008, 09:31 AM
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Is it true that Malayasian did away with the Hibiscus livery because of the extra weight the paint added?
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