Put the decals on tonight and they gave me quite a fight. They were very, very thin and the letters kept tearing. I pieced'em back together as best I could. As always-critique away:

Tinny,

Nice job!!!! Who made that kit? I got an Lindberg that I should probably let you build for me!!!!!

Keep it up!

~Chip :-)

Tin:

Fine looking aircraft. Looks like the decals snuggled down and set beautifully.

Is the canopy masked in these pics? Being an armor guy I've always been curious how you aircraft dudes manage to paint so cleanly around the glass without fowling the canopy with paint.

This is well done Tin. Thanks for the pics and the opportunity to comment.

Steve aka WeWillHold

No problem with the decals as far as I can see. You did a good job making them conform to that irregular surface on the fuselage. Now on to the rigging!

lookin' good. Real good in fact. :-)

:-) Looking good Bryan and the decals look real good. Can't wait to see it finished :-)
Mal

looking very good Bryan. The decals are set nicely. The camo is impressive. Cant wait to see it finished.

Thanks for all the great comments guys. The decals did snuggle down nice but what you see is without any kind of setting solution. The decals were so thin they settled nice but were subject to tearing easily.




The kit is made by Roden and was graciously donated by HobbyTerra. I've not heard anything regarding the Lindberg kit but this kit isn't too bad. There are some problems that I'll address in the article I write.




Yes, the canopy is masked in these pics. I mask using 3M blue masking tape which has always worked pretty good for me. It was a little difficult on this kit though because of the small size of the canopy. I think it would have been a good candidate to try liquid mask.