Category: Decals
In this video we will explore the possibility of applying decals straight onto paint, without a Gloss varnish. This is a controversial topic, Glossing has been a staple technique in scale modelling for years, but is it necessary? lets take a look !
Applying Decals to a Weathered Boxcar usually requires some time alone. It is fairly simple if you are willing to apply a clear coat, or two, to eventually finish it. Note: You can also use Isopropyl Alcohol to remove undesirable acrylic paint if you want to help brighten up decal font and graffiti decals, etc.
Wasatch Modeler demonstrates techniques for correcting trapped air beneath decals by applying various decal solvents, from standard options to stronger, unconventional alternatives. Learn how to repeat applications patiently and test methods on spare parts to salvage a model’s finish without causing damage to the underlying paint.
ou found the perfect set of decals for your plastic scale model build but the decals are several decades old. Will they survive the application process? Follow along this video for some tips and tricks to save those old decals from the trash bin!
It’s not about airbrushing, but in this episode of “Airbrushing with Aaron”, you learn an equally important step in finishing your models: applying decals. Aaron walks you through exactly how to trim, place, and set markings so that they lay flat and look realistic. Follow along as he decorates a Japanese scale aircraft. [Thank you…