DA.C - View Single Post - Aloha 757-200

HNL-Chris · 08-20-2001, 09:54 PM

Pinstriping...might be a little tough. Trying to lay a thin line down on one of these models with very fragile decal paper is hard. My photographs are a little forgiving, but if you look closely at the Alaska MD-11 the lines are not as straight as they should be. Clearly this is a process that takes practice and experience and I'm still learning.

To the earlier question on how to have windows come though the decals. Decals are transparent, so as long as the cabin is white you'll get the true color and details such as windows, will show through.

08-20-2001, 09:54 PM	#7
HNL-Chris Insane Collector Join Date: May 2000 Location: Honolulu, HI/Denver, CO USA Age: 24 Posts: 2,087	decals Pinstriping...might be a little tough. Trying to lay a thin line down on one of these models with very fragile decal paper is hard. My photographs are a little forgiving, but if you look closely at the Alaska MD-11 the lines are not as straight as they should be. Clearly this is a process that takes practice and experience and I'm still learning. To the earlier question on how to have windows come though the decals. Decals are transparent, so as long as the cabin is white you'll get the true color and details such as windows, will show through. __________________ To visit Chris and Jack's 1/400 & 1/500 photo albums at, Click here or our web site at http://www.hnl-chris.com Last edited by HNL-Chris; 08-21-2001 at 02:49 AM.