It certainly is. Gloss varnish under the area where the decals go. Lay them down with the MicroSet and MicroSol and then next day hit the area with some semi-gloss. Never get silvering no matter how difficult the decal or surface. Especially on armor models since they end up being matted right down so any silvering destroys the whole modelYep!Microsol is Great stuff!
I've had to do that a couple of times on tanks when the balkenkreuz has slightly shifted and I've had to clean up the edges with paintOn the bottom of the wings zi decided to see if I could mask And paint them.No bad!View attachment 3332842View attachment 3332843
Yep!Microsol is Great stuff!
It certainly is. Gloss varnish under the area where the decals go. Lay them down with the MicroSet and MicroSol and then next day hit the area with some semi-gloss. Never get silvering no matter how difficult the decal or surface. Especially on armor models since they end up being matted right down so any silvering destroys the whole model



, and the epitome would be if you NEVER used it
... You can't image how much value it adds for those Crazy Cork Sniffers Collectors ! 
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Is this going to be a radial BMW-driven Ju88? Or the inline Junker Jumo one?
It is actually the wing from a 1/48 scale He -177!![]()
Is this going to be a radial BMW-driven Ju88? Or the inline Junker Jumo one?
Thanks!
Interesting camo. Most Greifs I've seen in photos have the night bomber dark camo.It is actually the wing from a 1/48 scale He -177!
Always loved the look of the He-177. Too bad it was an awful airplaneInteresting camo. Most Greifs I've seen in photos have the night bomber dark camo.
Good luck with the project!
Interesting camo. Most Greifs I've seen in photos have the night bomber dark camo.
Good luck with the project!