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Decals look great on, my friend @johnb! Strange that the decal is smaller, a bigger than required would normally be expected...
@fiveten, thank you, Spiros. I was surprised as well. Did a check twice, three times if I made an error in the scheme (black area on the nose to small) or if I missed a part on the decal sheet, but none of that was true.
@johnb - that doesn't look too hard to fix. Wow, it's really. looking great now with the decals. Impressive!
@eb801, thanks, Eric. Should be doable. My only concern is how to mask that region without damaging the current decal. I was thinking of a small piece of post-it.
Looking great John! Did you do both sides? - if not you might try to make the missing line hit one of the emergency exits, that way it may look "natural". If it is already finished, some freehanding with a fine brush may be the solution?
That's what I was thinking. Why not try and freehand it. But it's always hard to match a decal. Do you have any blue decals leftover that you can cut a piece?
@airbum, thanks, Erik. That is a good idea as well, although I do prefer to have a continues line. Freehand and matching the correct color might be challenging as well. @eb801, great suggestion, Eric. I will go through my box of spare decals, it needs to be very dark blue.
Going through my spare decals, I found that the color of US roundles did match perfectly. Cutting out a 1mm thick line and applying it did solve the issue. A great idea to use a decal for that, thanks for that, Eric @eb801
Very nice and simple solution! Looks great.
@eb801, thanks a lot, Erik.
It’s looking very smart now, @johnb, great idea in using a piece of spare transfer, never throw the spares away.
Great remedy, my friend @johnb!
@chinesegeorge, @fiveten, thanks a lot. Spare decals and parts are so valuable.
Glad that worked John @johnb. Spare parts to the rescue!
@eb801, thanks a lot, Eric. Also for your suggestions to get this solved.
