<< Previous Topic | Next Topic >> Return to Index   Otaki Hellcat minor decal problem April 18 2012 at 12:29 AM   (Login jfgesquire) from IP address 173.64.15.132 My Aeromaster sheet - for which I was going to build Moseley's K-9, didn't have stencils, and I found a Techmod sheet with stencils VERY cheap. When I got the Techmod sheet, I found that it had "Little Joe" on it. Well, seeing as how my 10 year old son is Joe, Jr., I just had to use those markings. Unfortunately the Techmod decals are VERY brittle and every one of them split. I should have coated them with some sort of fixative, but I got a few markings on including the "Little Joe" marking on the port cowl without a problem. Then my luck ran out when the starboard decal disintegrated. If anybody has Techmod sheet 48022 and isn't going to build "Little Joe", please let me know.     Respond to this message    Author Reply (Login Gurn) HyperScale Forums 67.131.253.228 Emailed you... April 18 2012, 2:13 PM  Cheers, Brent Dysfunctional Model Savant "Tongue-tied and twisted, just a earth-bound misfit,I"     Respond to this message    (Login Williamshuey) HyperScale Forums 173.67.52.44 The Otaki Hellcat.... April 19 2012, 12:21 AM  A much under rated kit. Put a true details cockpit in it and it comes up a beauty. Same goes for their razor back P-47 and Nakajima Ki-43. Bill Shuey     Respond to this message    Current Topic - Otaki Hellcat minor decal problem   << Previous Topic | Next Topic >> Return to Index

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