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Hi, does this look alike?

This outline was added to make it easier to cut out decal without cutting off parts of design.

Thank you all No problem, I've made few color variations for female suit, and yellow male suit (but yellow may be not the best choice, cause LEGO uses yellow as skin color) Female Lime 1 Female Lime 2 Female Blue 1 Female Blue 2 Male Yellow 1 Male Yellow 2 About pixelated images: It depends on what caused pixelization, curved lines can look pixelated on screen, but after printing it might not be noticeable. To reduce pixelization you’ll probably need to redraw decals. You can do this in Photoshop. Illustrator and Inkscape more suitable for vector designing but they are harder to study. Photoshop has vector tools too and allow you to combine vector and raster techniques. By the way saving as jpeg may cause some artifacts and blurry, jpeg was created for saving colorful photos, png was created for saving “non-photo” grapics. Don't forget to hold Ctrl, or you can accidentally delete node when you wanted to move it. The following image shows few steps of creating vector version of logo symbol from reference image:

I'll be glad to see my decals used.

Thanks. I'm not sure about this stitches, I think that a really good printer with high resolution (DPI) will be required.

Really hard to choose! Blackicep8ntball 2 points Jameson42 2 points Etzel 1 point

Hi. Check this http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=50157&st=0

Check this non-diving unifrom of Atlantis characters With stitches Also available in Blue and White. Without stitches Also available in Blue and White.

Thanks. I have used a vector graphics editor (Inkscape) and exported resulting image to png at 600 dpi, I think that's the case. The same result can be obtained in Photoshop if Pen Tool is used.

Check this PoP The Forgotten Sands

Hi. This is my first post in MCW. I have made Prince of Persia (The Forgotten Sands) decal. (reference image)

Thank you all. I'm afraid this part is no longer available.

This is nice ship. It will look even better if you'll make it more studless (especially handrails). Haven’t you heard: women on board = bad luck. I saw at least 2 troubles.

Back in 2000 I was given a couple of sets from Arctic theme. It was unique theme with lots of new and interesting parts. Almost 2 years ago I have decided to build something as a tribute to this theme. The result was snowmobile; some of you may have already seen it on my flickr profile or DoubleBrick forum. All pictures, including the old version, as well as instructions can be found on Flickr LDD Model (Old tires replaced with new ones, they should fit better)

LDD Manager is awesome, thanks for this tool. I wonder if it is possible to turn this tool into the site so that it could be used without MS Access or on a Mac OS?