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I don’t see any issue when comparing to the real-world equivalent. See below:
First, we see the winglet on the starboard side.
…and, using your reference image, here is the comparison:
Next, we see the winglet on the port side:
…again, using your reference image, the comparison:
Unless I’m missing somthing fairly dramatic, I don’t believe there is an issue with the direction of the paint on the winglets.
Feel absolutely free to correct me if I’m wrong or missed something though!
Image Credit (Image 1)
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11657774
Image Credit (Image 2)
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11686139
The last picture is not the same as the first one look closely
There do not seem, at least to me, to be anything wrong with the winglets with regard to orientation when comparing to the actual livery. Could you explain a little bit more as to what you’re seeing that is wrong?
The issue is small but you can see there is a slight orientation issue
The front of the shape just needs to be titled down a little to make it level
The other side has the same issue
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I think u mean the angle of the logo. But yeah I’ve noticed this issue with the air canada B38M too, although I don’t think it’s that big of a deal
I doubt it will be fixed because the Sunwing Livery on the B738 is still missing the logo on the left winglet.
Noted!
We’ll see what we can do.
We’ll try and add this as well.
No promises though. 
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