ASP Hazard kit looks a bit off

[Gibbon]

I have a new paint job with everything at 100% so why is the hazard pack looking like it's 20 yrs old? Surely that should be pristine if my my paint setting is set to 100%? Normally it ages as the paint wears, at least it does on my Type 9, but clearly not on the ASP

 

[DjVortex]

Are you sure it isn't intentional?

 

[Gibbon]

Makes no sense if it is, as already stated, the one on the T9 wears with the rest of the paint on the ships and resets when you set the paint repair to 100%. So why would it be different on another ship?

 

[Fnord Velkor]

The Python one looks second-hand too - guess the graphics people think it make the kit look tough.

 

[Gibbon]

It should just work like it does properly on the T9, either it's a mistake on the Asp or design. If the latter, it's a rubbish decision

 

[Cmdr Esteban]

Looks a bit haphazard.

 

[ferus]

Yep, it's not very nice to look at.
It is very inconsistent.

 

[CMDR_A1R]

I have a new paint job with everything at 100% so why is the hazard pack looking like it's 20 yrs old? Surely that should be pristine if my my paint setting is set to 100%? Normally it ages as the paint wears, at least it does on my Type 9, but clearly not on the ASP

they rushed it while working on the graphics for F1