Revell Cutty Sark Decals from 1969

Sounds like the 1/96 scale Cutty Sark ( about 3 feet long). Why don't you check with Revell of Germany? These gentlemen are excellent when it comes to help with parts or decals and the CS was reissued a couple of years ago so there are probably new sheets of decals available.Link is easily "Googled".

Julian

Thanks I will try that. If all else fails I thought maybe I could scan the decal sheet and print it out on decal paper. Not sure if that would work though. Any thoughts.

 

Bill

Bill,

I sent you a PM write back.

Jake

Bill

 I don't know if the PM's are going through but here is my email adress is jbgroby@charter.net

 

Jake

Microscale makes a product called Liquid Decal Film that can be used to restore old decals. As I understand it's use the product is brushed on the decal, allowed to dry and forms a clear film which holds the decal together while it is wetted and applied.  I've never used it, but it is supposed to work.  If you try it, you might experiment on some spare decals first.

 

I have used the Microscale decal film but I airbrush it on mixed with alcohol to keep it from activating the decal before i want to use it and I can testify that it works beautifully and I have used it on the same Cutty Sark kit and it works great!

What kind of merchant fleet names a ship after a mini skirt?

Er, don't you have a carrier named after Bush?

Julian

Hi, sorry I can not help with the decals, but I am replying because I need the instructions of it . . .  i contacted revell and they said that they can not help me as it is very old model . . . could you please share those intrsuctione with me? . . . thanks.

 

James.