Gravitational lensing

The paintwork on the Virgin Atlantic A350 requires a comprehensive fine-tuning. The fuselage is not pure white, and the 'Virgin Atlantic' titles are not pure black. The official website describes them in detail as ↓ The Basecoat. This is where the magic starts. This coat will either be silver, for the main fuselage, or a salmon pink colour for the red bits (engine covers, wing tips and tailfin). Now for the real colour. The red and aubergine Andaro, and the silver Mica Coat. The Andaro…

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. While not a critical flaw, it is incredibly eyesore. You simply cannot ignore it on many white liveries—it shouldn't be there

The external model of the 787 is somewhat outdated For the 787-9, the static ports' positions need adjustment, along with the shape of the main landing gear link doors. The coordinates of the 787's white strobe lights need to be moved slightly upward.Additionally, the 787-9 and -10 need to eliminate that huge, very noticeable black line. After observing many real-world photos of the 787, I found no such black line; the actual seam areas don't look like that at all.