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Supplement to MiloMinder Miss Virginia svg

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Supplement to MiloMinder Miss Virginia svg


This file is a rescanned and simplified version of "Miss Virginia" lettering. Additionally, this file includes both the left and right fuselage side lettering since they differed in style.

 

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Gene K

 

As an aside: I scanned the Tamiya decal sheet, traced using Silhouette Studio, simplified the trace nodes, and converted the resulting studio file file to svg using 

http://www.ideas-r-us-software.uk/FileConverters/SilhouetteStudioConverter.aspx .The latest version of Silhouette Studio has a much improved trace function.

 

And yes, at this scale the lettering is likely too small to reliably cut masks using the current Silhouette machines ... BUT increase by 150% to 1/32 should be good. 

 

The forthcoming new machines (Portrait 3, Curio 2, and Cameo 5 )will have an optional Static Electricity Technology mat that MAY work with small lettering/numbers. BUT the additional $100 COST MAY BE A DEAL BREAKER to many.


 

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