Sunstate Aviation located in Scottsdale, Arizona used MotoArt as their theme throughout the brand new hangar they built in 2008. The design is a rich in style and is beautifully set to create a true aviation theme.
MotoArt’s C-119 Flap Desk made a special co-star appearance in the new original series on the USA Network called Royal Pains. A story based in the Hamptons about a young ER doctor that now makes house calls to some of the Hamptons wealthiest. The C-119 Flap Desk shown here in a couple photographs.
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On Wednesday, April 8th, at 9:30 am, G.M.T. time, in a new segment for Business travelers … CNN International puts you in the jump seat via a two-part interview, filmed on location, with Dave Hall of MotoArt.
The promoters of Living Legends event wanted a high-impact presentation. So, for the second year in a row, they commissioned MotoArt to create the stage, Hospitality and media center installations.
No, we’re not just talking about those doors. Maybe that’s why they commissioned MotoArt to design and create new exhibits for their auto shows and dealerships all over the world.
When Boeing International wanted a strikingly, high-flying simulator to fuel interest in their new 787 Dreamliner, they commissioned MotoArt to design and fabricate it.
Sunstate Aviation located in Scottsdale, Arizona used MotoArt as their theme throughout the brand new hangar they built in 2008. The design is a rich in style and is beautifully set to create a true aviation theme..png)
MotoArt’s C-119 Flap Desk made a special co-star appearance in the new original series on the USA Network called Royal Pains. A story based in the Hamptons about a young ER doctor that now makes house calls to some of the Hamptons wealthiest. The C-119 Flap Desk shown here in a couple photographs. 
On Wednesday, April 8th, at 9:30 am, G.M.T. time, in a new segment for Business travelers … CNN International puts you in the jump seat via a two-part interview, filmed on location, with Dave Hall of MotoArt. 
When Boeing International wanted a strikingly, high-flying simulator to fuel interest in their new 787 Dreamliner, they commissioned MotoArt to design and fabricate it.
