To get familiar with how the decals behave, I tried the lower cover first. All decals cooperated nicely with making use of Micro Sol and Micro Set.

Next it was time to work on that large decal. Of course making use of George's @chinesegeorge bike as an example.

I was surprised at how 'easily' the decals went on. Still a bit of cleaning has to be done, but in general it looks not that bad to me.

Your decal job is excellent, my friend @johnb!

Before starting the other side with the larger decal, I decided to make a step on the side panel decals.

Looking real sharp with those decals, John @johnb. Ever tried Walther's Solvaset for stubborn decals that refuse to settle down when MicroSol doesn’t?

@clipper, thank you, Carl. Indeed, those curves and air vents on the bike are not making it easy. I prefer decals on aircraft compared to this.

@eb801, thanks a lot, Eric. Never tried that, but I will definitely make a note of it, thanks.

@fiveten, thank you, Spiros. I will be happy when all decals are on.

The decals look like they were painted on, John (@johnb). A real testament to both your painting abilities and your ability with decals. This could be the last hurdle before moving into the assembly.

Continuing the decal process. Most are done now, just 19 left.

Looking great, @johnb, I’m sure your daughter appreciates all your hard work.