skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
You forgot the decals so how much is that going to cost to manufacture?
Nothing to an extremely rich man. Perhaps some AA decals 'fell off the back of the truck'. Perhaps an extremely rich and wealthy person owns a signing plant and just printed his own out. I'm surprised you choose to focus on the cost, rather than the actual obtaining of them. Then again, I'm surprised that anything you say surprises me.
skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
How much paint do you think is required to paint an aircraft the size of a B-757?
Fair bit.
skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
Now, you have to add special spray guns, compressors, and special stands, not to mention the paint crew needed to prepare and paint the aircraft and don't forget the facility rental.
With my wide reach and bottomless wallet? Ask for something harder.

You believe they would
RENT A FACILITY to paint a plane that is going to take part in the biggest false flag of our time?!

aaaaaah Sky. Just what I needed after a long day.
skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
Who is going to transport and place the support stands needed to paint the aircraft fuselage, wings and tail?
A human being driving a motor operated vehicle. Perhaps petrol, perhaps diesel.
Maybe they just used scaffolding...Nah, couldn't have done that.
skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
After the aircraft is painted, who is going to balance the controls surfaces and where are you going to get such balancing equipment?
A pilot on my payroll.
skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
How money is it going to cost you to have the equipment shipped to you?
Where am I shipping equipment Sky?

Why am I shipping equipment? I
OWN shipping companies. Ain't no hassle.
skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
Who are you going to call to balance the control surfaces? You don't fly an aircraft that has been painted without balancing the control surfaces otherwise you may get serious fluttering which could result is control failure.
Probably the same pilot I called to balance the control surfaces when you asked a few lines ago.... Ever had your memory tested?
skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
From that, you have already acquired tons of receipts that are also in the hands of vendors and not to mention taxes that you have been charged for the paint and everything else, which will create a paper trail to the tax folks.
I don't even...
THATS IT SKY! We will prove the Official Version wrong by checking the tax mans records! Surely Walt Schmit, #1 evil Neo-Con has claimed his 757 and assorted repainting equipment, man hours and facility rental under 'misc work expenses'! All we have to do is look it up!
What genius!
skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
When you file your flight plan, what aircraft identification are you going to use if you've painted your aircraft in the colors of United Airlines? If you attempt to use the callsign of United Airlines, then you can expect a special knock on your door and if you attempt to use another callsign, that will set off the alarm bells because your aircraft has been painted in the colors of United Airlines.
I disregard any rules I may break and do not file a flight plan.
What alarm bells will ring when no one knows I have a plane painted in AA colours and do not take off until I am ready for the hypothetical switch?
skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
You may think that you won't leave a paper trail, but when you complete your paint job, you will have left a paper trail that extends across the country because it takes a lot more than just a few cans of spray paint to paint a B-757.
Yes, I do because I am based in Reality.
skyeagle409, on 19 April 2012 - 04:07 AM, said:
There's a lot more than just playing against the rules because the laws of physics comes into play in regards to center of gravity, control surface balancing, and aircraft safety. Painting an airplane is a lot more complicated than painting a car.Paint over the wrong places such as static ports and your aircraft could very well become part of terra firma.
Luckily I am wealthy and have a qualified pilot (who has twice balanced my control surfaces) to make sure the operation is run smoothly. After all, an operation is only as good as It's project manager.