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From: "George Lendich" <lendich@aanet.com.au>
To: "Rotary motors in aircraft" <flyrotary@lancaironline.net>
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Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] T-Shirt Update
Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 09:52:26 +1000
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Bob,
You left the d out of my surname it's after the n, that's a new version - 
The name seems difficult for many,  hence why I just call myself
George (down under)

> I've pretty much finalized my efforts at t-shirt design.  The images
> are at http://bob-white.com/tshirt so take a look.  These are all based
> on George Lenich's design and the 2D versions are closest to what he is
> doing for himself.  If you want to download an image, be sure to click
> on the "Full Resolution" link at the bottom of the photo to get the
> best copy.
>
> I purchased a t-shirt from WalMart, and ordered one from gyoshirt.com.
> Gyoshirt is the Australian company George is working with.  I like the
> gyoshirt design application. They will let you put images on the front
> and back.  I've attached a couple of small pictures of the design I
> submitted to them.  Now for a word of warning.  They don't communicate
> very well.  It took several days to get a response to ask about
> shipping costs.  I haven't heard anything about my order, and it went
> in on the 19th.  Total cost for the t-shirt with shipping to the us was
> $35 AU, or $29.50 US (if I get it).
>
> I ordered the deluxe WalMart shirt with a base price of $16.22.  Total
> with shipping and sales tax was $23.72.  They also sell a cheaper
> shirt.  The WalMart design only allows for a picture on the front of
> the shirt.  I had to upload 6 or 7 copies of the image before I could
> get one that worked right.  From what I could see on the web, it looked
> like the image would come out too small, but in fact it was OK.  The
> wing spread was 13.5" on the finished product.  Photo attached.
>
> I tried the hot transfer decals, and as I was told, they are quite
> inferior.  Plus, with my printer limitations, I can only get an image
> 10.5" wide.  Not worth the trouble.
>
> Finally, one or more of these images will be available on Cafe Press
> web site depending on what Dwayne wants to do with them.
>
> Bob W.
>
> -- 
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