That would have been awesome to see, my guess is they wanted to keep it strictly 100th BG Forts even though Rosenthal did fly The Royal Flush to Munster
The "new" ??? Eduard decals are SO easy to deal with. Removing the carrier film while seemingly dicey at first, has now been proven to be very straightforward; I sussed out and used a couple of easy really simple techniques to remove the carrier film very early on. The results of the simple carrier film removal techniques reveal a decal that rivals the masked and painted equivalent available in the aftermarket sector. It's mainly all about varnish layers and beforehand and appropriate or relevant decal setting-solutions available, ie Tamiya Markfit Stong or Mr Mark Setter... even Microset works, just depends on your paint or varnish choice as to which of the many techniques there are for the fantastic Eduard decals. Check out the techniques being used now, there are so many posts online now showcasing extremely easy ways to deal with the carrier film. Eduard do the best models on the market, a decal problem shouldn't dissuade you SO easily. Look at Tamiya - the best, again, but they can't get the thickness out of their decals, yet so many people continue to work around that. With ease... It's really no biggie either way. Maybe time for you to learn afresh and pick up some new techniques, everything is evolving for the better 😊 Remember, a poor tradesman always blames his tools or materials lol 😅 Go well 🤙
This is a great kit. I only wish it came with the royal flush markings
That would have been awesome to see, my guess is they wanted to keep it strictly 100th BG Forts even though Rosenthal did fly The Royal Flush to Munster
Mine should arrive on Monday 8/19!!!!!!
It’s a great kit!
Have a great build.
NEWS FLASH...there is NOTHING great about Eduard decals. They are why I stopped buying Eduard kits.
The "new" ??? Eduard decals are SO easy to deal with. Removing the carrier film while seemingly dicey at first, has now been proven to be very straightforward; I sussed out and used a couple of easy really simple techniques to remove the carrier film very early on.
The results of the simple carrier film removal techniques reveal a decal that rivals the masked and painted equivalent available in the aftermarket sector.
It's mainly all about varnish layers and beforehand and appropriate or relevant decal setting-solutions available, ie Tamiya Markfit Stong or Mr Mark Setter... even Microset works, just depends on your paint or varnish choice as to which of the many techniques there are for the fantastic Eduard decals.
Check out the techniques being used now, there are so many posts online now showcasing extremely easy ways to deal with the carrier film.
Eduard do the best models on the market, a decal problem shouldn't dissuade you SO easily. Look at Tamiya - the best, again, but they can't get the thickness out of their decals, yet so many people continue to work around that. With ease...
It's really no biggie either way. Maybe time for you to learn afresh and pick up some new techniques, everything is evolving for the better 😊
Remember, a poor tradesman always blames his tools or materials lol 😅
Go well 🤙