05-16-2009, 08:23 PM
I dunno, Steve - that printed paper looks pretty darn convincing. 
If you could "flip" every other sheet before printing, the colour variations would be graduated equally on both sides of the joints, then it would be a simple matter to install a lightning rod at the peak anywhere there was a seam. That would explain away the discolouration of the shingles and also help to disguise the joints in the paper. Of course, you'll probably opt for the "shingle-by-shingle" method. 
Wayne
If you could "flip" every other sheet before printing, the colour variations would be graduated equally on both sides of the joints, then it would be a simple matter to install a lightning rod at the peak anywhere there was a seam. That would explain away the discolouration of the shingles and also help to disguise the joints in the paper. Of course, you'll probably opt for the "shingle-by-shingle" method. Wayne