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Can someone measure the bear decals either for the stickers they apply to the Air or the badges that were on the GDE?

I'm taking my car in tomorrow for PPF and I've talked with them about doing custom bear badges in a matching/contrasting color (both facing forward as is my wont). I can't get an example sticker from the studio because they claim they are only able to give them to Air owners. The place has seen the stickers and are familiar with the concept, but they are going to freehand cut the material for the decoration and I'd like to give them a specific size to aim for.

I saw the image on the web site that shows the outline of the bear, but it doesn't really provide a size for comparison. I don't want to get the car back with giant full-door or full-fender bears or "easter egg if you can find them" bears...
 
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I'm on the same page. Would love some bear badges for my GGT.
 
My PPF installers just free-handed them from pictures on the internet. I still don't know the "official" size and don't want to measure mine in case they didn't nail it exactly. They're the size I was expecting even if there is no objective metric.

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Thread 'Got mah bears...'

Ssh, they're hiding. They're on patrol...
 
Ah, I didn't catch this thread earlier. I had asked a studio for extra decals in case I wanted to put them on, say, laptops.

Measuring it on my desk, it's approx. 5.5" from bear nose to hind foot (width), and 2.5" from its back to the bottom of the paws (height).
 
MGRMLN said:
The bonus is they both face forward which I LOVE!
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Truth be told someone mentioned that the bears were both facing "left" because that's the way the CA flag has them...

Except... The offiical definition talks about facing "the hoist" (flag speak for the flag-pole relative to the way the flag hangs) and not left or right. So, mine are both facing forward because that is how flags look on official vehicles where they are mounted on small poles on the front fenders and flow backward in the wind. (It's also how flags are worn on military uniforms with the flag on the right shoulder as if it were flowing in the wind as they walk).
 
flarbear said:
Truth be told someone mentioned that the bears were both facing "left" because that's the way the CA flag has them...

Except... The offiical definition talks about facing "the hoist" (flag speak for the flag-pole relative to the way the flag hangs) and not left or right. So, mine are both facing forward because that is how flags look on official vehicles where they are mounted on small poles on the front fenders and flow backward in the wind. (It's also how flags are worn on military uniforms with the flag on the right shoulder as if it were flowing in the wind as they walk).
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well your name is only one letter off from "flag bear" so I guess you're the expert
 
flarbear said:
Truth be told someone mentioned that the bears were both facing "left" because that's the way the CA flag has them...

Except... The offiical definition talks about facing "the hoist" (flag speak for the flag-pole relative to the way the flag hangs) and not left or right. So, mine are both facing forward because that is how flags look on official vehicles where they are mounted on small poles on the front fenders and flow backward in the wind. (It's also how flags are worn on military uniforms with the flag on the right shoulder as if it were flowing in the wind as they walk).
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Did you ask if they could make more?
 
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