[The "guess Which Sf Classic Game!"]

Logan's Run

[Decals For 1:72 F-14]

I know that Superscale makes or made a set - Item No. 72594. Zotz also makes a set (http://www.zotzdecals.com/F-14.htm). According to their website, it is sold out in 72nd. I used to have the superscale set, but got rid of it when I went on my recent armor modeling kick.

[The "guess Which Sf Classic Game!"]

Planet of the Apes?

[Iwata Airbrush]

It really is that easy, but I'm anal and I break down my HP-CS every time I switch colors. It really does look like the day I bought it. As far as lubricating it, I just followed the instructions and used the MEdea brand lubricant.

[Micro Sol vs Micro Set]

I've never had it do that permanently. I have had some slight temporary fogging, but as the decal dries, it disappears.

 

 

I have had the same thing happen - it resolves itself however, when another coat of future is put over the decals

[Micro Sol vs Micro Set]

From the MicroScale website:

 

 

 

"Micro Sol setting solution is for the most difficult irregular surfaces you find on models. It completely softens the Microscale Decal allowing it to drape down onto the surface of the model conforming perfectly and without distortion. You can get the most amazing results in seemingly impossible places, because Micro Sol actually makes the decal part of the paint. For that reason you should coat Micro Sol on for only a few seconds and then leave it alone, it does the work. Do not touch until dry as the decal is very soft at this stage and could be easily damaged. "

 

And let me tell you - Microsol worked beautifully for the decals applied to the waffel zimmerit on the Cyberhobby StuH 42 G

[WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE SCI-FI FILM OF ALL TIME?]

It is quite a "Cult Phenomenon"

 

Not only that, but it remains culturally (and socially) relevant.

 

On a lighter note, how about an 80's sci-fi film - "The Stuff" it was 'The Blob' meets 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'.

[WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE SCI-FI FILM OF ALL TIME?]

Definitely Blade Runner

[Future]

You can also use a small spot of it for PE parts - I've found it especially usefull for the larger PE parts (I wouldn't recommend it for fastenning tool clamps to armor).