Need Colored Strip Decals -- Pronto!

djmodels1999 wrote:

Red and black lines are available from Decadry, the manufacturer of  rub-on dry transfers (possibly from other manufacturers of those transfers too).  Easy to apply.  Cheap. .

And even easier to apply if you rub the stripes down onto clear decal first, cut them out, and use as a waterslide decals. The white stripes and arrows on the side of the drop tanks of this 'what-if' VVIP Harrier:

were done using this method.

Aslo, in Europe at least, it's fairly easy to find stripes of coloured decal. Fantasy Printshop, in particular, do them in a wide range of colours and widths for not much money. All the striping on this Dragon Rapide, except for the tail flash, came from this range:

Cheers,

Chris.

Red and black lines are available from Decadry, the manufacturer of  rub-on dry transfers (possibly from other manufacturers of those transfers too).  Easy to apply.  Cheap.  I use them mostly on my airliners to make the 'walk' lines on the flying surfaces.

I would just design the strips with paint and then print them out...

Hi Ione,

Yup, that's always a good method, I used it just recently, but the film I had for that project was pretty old and the adhesive must have oxidized as it rally didn't want to stick anymore. I have some newer clear film, but I can't find it -- that's the penalty of moving house...

TB379

you can spray the colors over a clear decal film and make your own,i've done it and it worked fine