Hi
My first post here so hello to everyone.........
Returning to modelling after several years and I'm building a 1/48th Tamiya Birdcage Corsair to get my hand back in, I've dived into the deepend by detailing the model using an Eduard photo etch set and using airbrushes for the first time so its been very frustrating at times but enjoyable nonetheless.
I finished painting the 3 colours and I'm pleased with the results, I have today applied the decals using Humbrol Decalfix (again a first for me) and the decals have all creased and in places have lifted away from the model, to make matters worse as the solution has dried it now appears to have left a white crust on the decals and they look ruined, in fact it would appear that all the work I've put into the model may have been in vien.
What did I do wrong?
Is it fixable?
Is Microsol and Microset any different/better?
All help appreciated
Tim.
My first post here so hello to everyone.........
Returning to modelling after several years and I'm building a 1/48th Tamiya Birdcage Corsair to get my hand back in, I've dived into the deepend by detailing the model using an Eduard photo etch set and using airbrushes for the first time so its been very frustrating at times but enjoyable nonetheless.
I finished painting the 3 colours and I'm pleased with the results, I have today applied the decals using Humbrol Decalfix (again a first for me) and the decals have all creased and in places have lifted away from the model, to make matters worse as the solution has dried it now appears to have left a white crust on the decals and they look ruined, in fact it would appear that all the work I've put into the model may have been in vien.
What did I do wrong?
Is it fixable?
Is Microsol and Microset any different/better?
All help appreciated
Tim.
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