USS FLAGG CUSTOM DECALS
Custom Flagg Decals & Placement Images By Section
DECAL PLACEMENT FOR THE SUPERSTRUCTURE (THE ISLAND)
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Right click on image and select "Open Image in New Tab".
NOTE: The GI Joe logo decals are best printed on a white vinyl sticker sheet.
Flag print size is 3.68cm x 2.71cm.
DECAL PLACEMENT THE FLIGHT DECK
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Right click on image and select "Open Image in New Tab".
Jet Blast Deflector (JBD) System
The decals for the JBD System are best printed on transparent sticker paper.
"99" Bow Flight Deck
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The "99" Deck Decal is designed to print at the same size as the original.
NOTE: Numbers 2, 4, 5, and 7 are missing as they don't fit in the molded placement location on the flight deck. Number 6 is missing because you can simply print the 9 and turn it upside-down. PRINT SIZE: The Print Size is the same for all numbers: 14.5cm x 25.29cm. |
Here is a solution for getting the alternative numbers to fit inside the size and shape of the number placements of the flight deck. The PNGs reduce the size of the number while maintaining the size and shape of the decal. Send us photos of your alternative numbers!
Stern Flight Deck
Elevator Deck (Coming Soon!)
Forward Center Flight Deck (Coming Soon!)
Center Flight Deck (Coming Soon!)
DECAL PLACEMENT BOW, STERN, & FANTAIL DECK
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Right click on image and select "Open Image in New Tab".
PRINT THESE ON WHITE VINYL DECAL PAPER
PRINT THESE ON TRANSPARENT DECAL PAPER
DECAL PLACEMENT MISSILE LAUNCH SYSTEM
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Right click on image and select "Open Image in New Tab".
CUT FROM A BLACK VINYL SHEET
PRINT THESE ON WHITE VINYL DECAL PAPER
PRINT THESE ON TRANSPARENT DECAL PAPER
DECAL PLACEMENT FOR TOW VEHICLE & FUEL TRAILER
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Right click on image and select "Open Image in New Tab".
NOTE: The "Shroud Lift" decal (93) should have the arrow pointing toward the "L-shaped" lift handle located on each side of the fuel trailer. The original decal placement sheet shows the decal on top of the fuel trailer facing the wrong direction. If the decal is placed on top of the trailer, the arrow should point outward. If the decals are placed on the sides of the trailer, they should point up. The shroud is the metal cover that protects the trailer from fuel spilling into the mechanical area. The shroud lifts are the handles that lift to remove the shroud and reveal the mechanical workings of the fuel trailer.
PRINT THESE ON WHITE VINYL DECAL PAPER
PRINT THESE ON TRANSPARENT DECAL PAPER
FUN FACT: The Admiral's Launch is not a "lifeboat." It is a transport boat for a variety of uses. Aircraft Carriers instead carry inflatable life-rafts that are stored along the side of the ship in metal pods. All navy ships carry enough life-rafts to cover 110% of the ship's full occupancy.
DECAL PLACEMENT FOR THE DAVITS & ADMIRAL'S LAUNCH
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Right click on image and select "Open Image in New Tab".
PRINT THESE ON WHITE VINYL DECAL PAPER
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Right click on image and select "Save Image As".
PRINT THESE ON TRANSPARENT DECAL PAPER
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Right click on image and select "Save Image As".
There are two microphone and loudspeaker models (i.e. Fenix and Sunlite) that resemble the one from the USS Flagg. Both of them are yellow and neither of them make the same sounds as the Flagg's original microphone and loudspeaker. However, you may decide to use them for replacement parts or even create a custom microphone and loudspeaker as pictured below.
DECAL PLACEMENT FOR MICROPHONE & LOUDSPEAKER
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Right click on image and select "Open Image in New Tab".
PRINT THESE ON WHITE VINYL DECAL PAPER
Right click on image and select "Save Image As".
Right click on image and select "Save Image As".