Waterslide Decals

[keloooe]

Quote from wokkaboy on April 10, 2013, 12:55

Quote from keloooe on April 10, 2013, 12:38
hahaha Wokkacaster!!!!
See how much fun you an have with Axe names????

yer thats it Pest, the Wokkacaster has a better ring to it than the Popeyecaster ! haha

HAHA!!! yer, Wokkacaster does have a better ring to it! StratoPester has a good ring as well, I'm using it for my next build

[GlennGP]

Here ya go:

[keloooe]

Quote from GlennGP on April 10, 2013, 14:21
Here ya go:

that is the best custom decal ever! Thanks for that Glenn!!!
I also found a Gibson font, but it costs $7.95, what a ripoff!!!

[maxaxe]

Now that I've finished pissing my pants at the above antics - STRATOPESTER - indeed . . .

I want to apply waterslide decals onto a black base . . .
I wondered if anyone has used white based laser WS film/paper to get the effect in my pic below?

(Yeah, another lame 'caster pun)

Ta

Max

[AJ]

yep that'll work ok, just matching the black to black might be slightly different

[Brendan]

Max, looks great - goes with the theme! Maybe a grey rather than the white (I think that's what they do on US aircraft). To be really tacky could go with a greyscale USAF logo or even change out the star with an axe...

[dingobass]

Quote from GlennGP on April 10, 2013, 14:21
Here ya go:

Classic! 8-)

[keloooe]

Quote from maxaxe on May 12, 2013, 16:43
Now that I've finished pissing my pants at the above antics - STRATOPESTER - indeed . . .

That was my idea max, I have more on a text document if ya wanna hear more :P

Quote from dingobass on May 12, 2013, 18:05

Quote from GlennGP on April 10, 2013, 14:21
Here ya go:

Classic! 8-)

Yeah, awesome decal by Glenn, can decal paper be reused if I only use a bit of it???

[phloggy]

Quote from keloooe on May 13, 2013, 06:13
Yeah, awesome decal by Glenn, can decal paper be reused if I only use a bit of it???

I bought some for my TL-1. You probably could if you were very careful with where you printed and you use the fixative. If you print as close as you can to the edge and cut it out before you spray it with the fixative, then you should be able to attach the rest to another sheet of paper or something so you can run it through again.

Mine used a whole sheet, so I wasn't able to test the theory.

[keloooe]

Yea, I was going to use a bit, cut it out, spray it with a bit of clear coat, then use the rest as needed because only the needed bits have the clear coat!