As others have said very helpful and a great result. However, as someone else said it was sometimes hard to read the text. If you have time suggest improving that e.g. white text on a semi opaque black background or the other way around.
Do you let the Decal Fix dry before applying the decal, or leave it moist? I'm used to other decal media that specify it's best to apply over a wet application of fix medium (e.g. Mr. Mark Setter) so it blends and reacts with the fix solution (e.g. Mr. Mark Softer).
Hello Claudio, in this video our stunning painter Pablo Albornoz explains how to use, apply and finish decals on models. Take a look at it because we're sure you'll be able to add your decals in a easier way after watching this video 😊😊 th-cam.com/video/zFS-jTba9vQ/w-d-xo.html
I will buy this there is no stopping me I'm already addaicted to vallejo vallejo is like nicotine for me i need it today i bought some vallejo colours 13 but then i saw more i needed so i will have to buy them
Hola, Disculpa las molestias, el 75% del público es de habla inglesa o entienden el idioma. Estudiaremos la posibilidad de hacerlo en inglés con subtítulos en castellano.
This video completely contradicts what is said in “Airbrushing and weathering techniques” that Vallejo puts out, where they say you apply the decal softer, let dry, then apply decal fix. Anyone know which way is better?
Hello Nikola! The difference is just the name (Decal Medium corresponds to Decal Fix, it was changed some time ago). The Decal Softener didn't change its name :)
why are you applliying at the beginning varnish, although on the intruction of decal fix, is written it is not necassery? Greets Stefan from Talk&Build
Alcohol based interesting. I have very old decals. From previous kits. You know the left over that you dont need. Yes one can say throw them away. But they still works.. Oxygen packs. Are in them.
@@HeadHunterSix Hahaha! We know our company name is a bit tricky to say for those who don't speak Spanish, but you don't have to worry about that! We love ad appreciate all our painters and customers around the world, no matter the language they speak and how accurately they pronounce our name ❤😜🥰
I just bought some of your Varnish for my model trains. Thank you Vallejo.
Thank you so much British Rail :)
I love your tutorials. Helped me a lot. My fiancé loves them too. She likes the music because it helps her fall asleep when I watch them in bed.
Parabéns José, excelente vídeo. Obg
NICE! I've been struggling with this problem for 2 decades!
Ok, we are glad it was useful.
Sir... you have so good technique! :D
Génial et résultat super
As others have said very helpful and a great result. However, as someone else said it was sometimes hard to read the text. If you have time suggest improving that e.g. white text on a semi opaque black background or the other way around.
Where can I find decaying, urban buildings like the one in this video tutorial? Can't seem to find anything in 1:24 scale. thanks!
i just used this tutorial for some logos in a gundam , it worked perfectly
Do I need to have the varnish or can I just use the decal solution
@@andweebh6894 i found the varnish helps yo smooth the surface , bit if your model os already smooth ( a car for example ) you could Skip It
2 beneficial products to have, especially if you print your decals.
Hello Pirate Penguin! Absolutely basics to have :)
Are you supposed to wait until the decal fix is dry before applying the decal on top?
Can i hand paint the matt varnish?
Do you let the Decal Fix dry before applying the decal, or leave it moist? I'm used to other decal media that specify it's best to apply over a wet application of fix medium (e.g. Mr. Mark Setter) so it blends and reacts with the fix solution (e.g. Mr. Mark Softer).
Hi Mohn, it's better you let the decal on the wet surface.
Are you suposed to wait till fix with decal on top of it is dry before applying medium or do it just after water and air bubbles are removed?
Hi,
It's better you wait untill the air bubbles are removed.
does the decal fix need to dry before we apply the decal, or do we apply the decal to the decal-fiix-wet surface?
Hello Claudio, in this video our stunning painter Pablo Albornoz explains how to use, apply and finish decals on models. Take a look at it because we're sure you'll be able to add your decals in a easier way after watching this video 😊😊 th-cam.com/video/zFS-jTba9vQ/w-d-xo.html
I will buy this there is no stopping me I'm already addaicted to vallejo vallejo is like nicotine for me i need it today i bought some vallejo colours 13 but then i saw more i needed so i will have to buy them
Agradeceríamos también que estuviera subtitulado en Español. Gracias
Hola,
Disculpa las molestias, el 75% del público es de habla inglesa o entienden el idioma. Estudiaremos la posibilidad de hacerlo en inglés con subtítulos en castellano.
gracias. para los modelistas Españoles es muy importante la explicaciones. Muchos no sabemos ingles
@@vallejocolors y el 25% restante ¿Dónde quedamos?
This video completely contradicts what is said in “Airbrushing and weathering techniques” that Vallejo puts out, where they say you apply the decal softer, let dry, then apply decal fix. Anyone know which way is better?
Hello! Maybe this recent video can help you with your doubts th-cam.com/video/zFS-jTba9vQ/w-d-xo.html
I've learned the opposite procedure first medium than fix.
Whats the difference in decal medium and decal softener???
I have fix and softener, not the medium.
Hello Nikola! The difference is just the name (Decal Medium corresponds to Decal Fix, it was changed some time ago). The Decal Softener didn't change its name :)
BRUTAL
why are you applliying at the beginning varnish, although on the intruction of decal fix, is written it is not necassery?
Greets Stefan from Talk&Build
Would like to get an answer for this as well.
Is this because decals will settle better on a glossy surface?
@@JasperStevens80 paint texture creates air bubbles, gloss layer makes it flat
Alcohol based interesting. I have very old decals. From previous kits. You know the left over that you dont need. Yes one can say throw them away. But they still works.. Oxygen packs. Are in them.
Background is clashing with text. Black on all light backgrounds
Hi Rc-Nerd,
I agree with you. But the most important is to make clear how to use it.
Thank you very much for your comments!
In socialist Russia, decal fix you!
I used to pronounce Vallejo as Valleyo but since I've been learning Spanish I can't stop pronouncing it Bayecko lol 😂
🤣🤣🤣 ✌
There's a painter I follow who pronounces it like "Viejo" and I'm pretty sure he's not right. :D
@@HeadHunterSix Hahaha! We know our company name is a bit tricky to say for those who don't speak Spanish, but you don't have to worry about that! We love ad appreciate all our painters and customers around the world, no matter the language they speak and how accurately they pronounce our name ❤😜🥰
PS. You can try pronouncing this way our name 😜 (VA-YE-HO).
@@vallejocolors That's how I've always said it!
And then you ad a ladder in front of it, making the scene completelly stupid...
It would pretty stupid not to considering that's a door