Tutorial: Dry Transfer Decals
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i appreciate the tutorial, im new to this stuff. wanted to get it right the first time. cheers!
Thank you, you saved me a lot. Trying your tutorial on my Ball ver Ka (my first MG and attempt to apply dry transfer decal), and the results was very satisfying. Almost no failure even with the round surfaces.
I wasn't using the tape now I can see how good it is. I am building the Alex and its my first time using dry transfer and I Love them! Thank you for the tutorial!!!
this makes me very happy henry! your videos are so relaxing for me.
Thank you for the refresher on this topic, has been over 15+ years since last applying dry rub decals.
I wish one of those tutorials out there will show how to apply TINY dry transfer decals into TIGHT spaces. I have been struggling with these tiny ones on my new gundam. Many tutorials tell you to use a masking tape, but that's really a joke if the decal is not large enough for you to steady the decal with one hand and stick the tape with the other. You really have to use clear tapes so that you can see exactly where the decal's going.
Your tutorials are very detailed and informative. Thank you for explaining things in detail and giving good visuals on what to do.
I remembered applying dry transfer decals to my MG Hyaku Shiki (1st version) with scotch tape and a quarter and it worked just fine surprisingly.
I'm here because I'm about to do my 2.0's decals. Had the same thing in mind but with a dime; this video and your comment have given me the courage haha.
@@mattr.1804 Ah a message from 4 years later. Why thank you and I think a quarter is easier with the bigger surface area.
@@rxzero00 a surprise huh? makes sense - I’ll keep that in mind. thanks!
@@mattr.1804 I say that because it's easier to hold when it's larger, right?
@@rxzero00 yep! less rubbing too. its working well; much appreciated!
That pre shade is so nice man!
I remembered using this kind of method when I was worming with my dad before as an artist. I usually help him transfer black letters to on to a card board or some part ofnthe paintings he did as part of my training back when I was a little boy so, it goes the same with dry decals on gunplas. Nice. I prefer it then compared to water decals. Imma try it later on 😊
Thanks for the help man!! Great short vid
Thanks! I’m building my first Gundam kit tomorrow... You make this look easy!
I did it! 😁 Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for your tutorial.. Just done building my first mg 😇😇
Thanks for that tutorial. Right to the point.
Thanks for a another tutorial! Good shit man.
I can feel what you would say about RG "Realistic Decals"
_A pain in the ass to apply because they peel off from the parts at the minimum touch_
Thanks for this great and clear instruction vid, Will help my build big time. Namaste ✌️🤖
Very informative, keep up the good work!~~
Thank you! Very useful tutorial!
I was thinking of trying to paint an Astaroth Origin and use a separately-sold dry transfer sheet to use on since the sticker included matches its natural red color. Thanks a bunch.
Awesome for newcomers ;) but really missing your old panel lining methods tutorial ...
Use a stylus to rub the transfers. You can get them in nice pen size and shape, and they only cost a few dollars. If you're planning on building enough models, it's well worth it.
thank you for this very informative video sir...
That's crazy, I've used my dissection kit probe exactly the same way lol.
Thank you so much
Thank you for the tutorial
Still think plain old stickers look best and are easiest to aplly if good quality, but when they're not available for what you want to do it's good to find a tutorial on how to use these nasty dry rub buggers.
We're not alone - coldrain. I notice your background song
back then when i supposed to use something from what you mention in this video to use for rubbing the decal , but all i use was a needle
You Da Man!
MG kit nowadays only comes with stickers which is kinda disappointing
Good tutorial
Hi, I would like to know if a paper like the one used in the video to make handmade transfers is on sale
put a decal onto my Ground Gundam's shield while this was going. Used the rubber tip that came on my tweezers to rub the decal on. While they were on my tweezers.
Today will be my first time usinv dry transfer got some with my qant from the oo movie
Probably ear buds are best for placing it on so that you won't need to worry about it scratching anything
Oh jeez... this takes me back to our old days!! Makes me wanna redo my old "dry brushing" video 🤔
Anyone know if it's safe to use dry transfers on the Titanium finish Sinanju?
I used to throw these away not knowing what to do with them lol
Hey Henry
Do you have a business email for commission inquiries? Or something of the sort?
Where can you get custom dry transfer decals made?
Ahah you are my hero, thanks
can you apply them without a paint job or a priker coat?
Hey Henry, I build RG's almost exclusively and use their included sticker sheet for the decals. Even through some top coat, the sticker film become a little unsightly when seen up close. Can I apply mark softer on them to remove the film after application?
I see. Then I should either start buying and using waterslides where I can or just go the extra mile and painstakingly trim the stickers with a hobby knife. BTW, got any tips for me when building the MG Shin Musha (the red one)? It's gonna be my first MG.
Hey vegeta. Where are all your gunpla since you started the channel?. You sold some models or you have it on your house?
Well I'm dumb, just went out and bought the stuff for water decals thinking all the MG's i've bought required that, now I have to go back and put all these stickers on.
Hi, I looking to find a tutorial today, to create my own decals, thanks for properly naming your video and waising my time .. nice job rubbing that one out..
Thank you so much, the dumb me thought it was a water slide sticker and destroyed 2 of them
Could a swab work
I want buy printable decal . Please advice
I think he didn't reply is cuz of your profile...
Can you apply it without using scotch tape? i mean u just stick it directly and start rubbing it
I think they won't stick until after you rub them. And holding the dry decal in place with your fingers while you rub would be very risky: The dry decal may move while you are rubbing.
Now I can fish My shrike Gundam remaster
this better than asmr
What music playing on the background?
We're not alone by coldrain
Came here after ruining all my mg hyaku shiki's decals.... Live and learn I guess!
I wish I watched this before I wasted some decals I fr thought I was supposed to dip them on water then put it in the zaku 😭
that is the wing of an mg zero wing
Lol when I first used these I thought they were water slide and I got them all wet, ruined half of them.
the "M" is off LoL and you caught that on video
In my country it called "Rugos" aka "huRUf GOSok" 😂
Just wondering... whats the song at the background?
We're not alone by coldrain
thx 4 the help bro but i was talking about the beginning of the video :B
same
i like the OWO decal
Hmm. I thought it took time to transfer it on. I guess not.
Can you still use the mr. Mark setter to clear sticker and dry decals?
vegeta8259 whats the used of mr. Mark setter for water slide decals?
I see, as usually thanks for the help
Are cotton buds alright?
Risgetia as long as it does touch the part that seals it to the plastic it should probably be fine
A very angry crow E thank you
T'his Is hard as fuck
Also noticed your airbrush tutorials never cover your clear coat preferences/process (which brands/types you like to you). You have some commentary on using Krylon during a WIP video from several years back, but I'm guessing you may not use that consistently. That would be interesting to see :)
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To be hones, I'm a bit disappointed. For some reason I was under the impression that unlike water slide decals, dry transfer did not rely on carrier film. Clearly, I was wrong.
It may be just as susceptible to silvering and other clear coat issues plaguing water slide decals.
Are you eating or chewing on something? Cause if you are, it's HIGHLY anoying.
Inclemens it’s called breathing