Hi, Spiros (@fiveten), John (@johnb), Carl (@clipper), and John (@j-healy): These decals remind me of what the old Monogram decals used to do back in the dark ages. I haven't had decals do something like this in 15 years or so. I always worry about the decals because they come at the end of a build and have the power to ruin a model. I considered replacing the decals, but the ones I tried under the wings looked good, so I continued with the rest of the decals. One of the lessons here is take the "test" decals under the wing through all of the processes, including a layer of clear. This problem didn't appear until the clear went on. The aggravating thing here is that I considered replacing the decals with spare decals, but I changed my mind after I thought the underwing decals had worked. John, you picked up on one of the good qualities of this problem, namely that the problem disappears when you change the angle of viewing. I'm not adventuresome enough to mess with the camo while trying to fix the decals. One thing I know for sure is that it is impossible to match paint you have already sprayed, especially when I have used washable paint. So, my plan is to finish the model and take the Headline photos using creative photography. I will file this away as a learning experience, especially listening to my second sense that is telling me to replace the decals. Thanks to all of you for the suggestions, which will also be filed away for use on other models. Cheers
