Enterprise-B: My first Attempt to make my own Decals.

Oh yeah. Very nice. Are those decals all around the edge of the saucer, or did you mask and paint it?

More please.

-JC

Lookin' better all the time! Excellent work on the decals themselves, as well.

More Progress!!!

Um, wow.

Very nice job, and a very helpful thread.

Thank you for sharing - CJ

Thanks!!!

This last days, I did a lot of progress! however I fail to find the time to upload the pictures! I hope sometime this week I update!

Wow!  Edgar, that looks great...you have given me inspiration to get back to the "B" that I have been building for a few years.  You are correct, that paint scheme is a bit intimidating!

Jerry

Thanks!

Actually; I will put them on my website for FREE download.

Progress!!!!

Thanks everyone!

I'm using the Testors Decals and I buy it from Plastic models (Tower hobbies)

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXFLC7&P=M

This link shows the white decals, I also use clear. However, these are a little expensive.

I recentely found this site:

http://www.decalpaper.com/

These decals have a lower price, and someone told me that is the same paper that testors sold (they are the Testors' providers) I'm not sure is this is true, but the paper looks exactly the same.

I print in an Canon deskjet and I fix the ink with automotive clear. Later I will do a complete tutorial.

This weekend, I will upload more pictures.

Thanks again!

Edgar.

Great work, looks like they came out great..

Please do the right up on how you did it. Also show what brand of decal paper you use and where you got it from.. I live in Japan and have found some decal paper, but I can't seem to get my hp printer to print cleanly on it..

Chris 

Hey, that looks really good.

Looking forward to an update :)