Official Freewing 90mm Eurofighter Typhoon EDF Jet Thread
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Just had a look at the manual online and had a thought, there's no mention of how to apply/set the tiger decals if you're a noob like myself. I wonder can someone at motion clarify is there an addendum in the box that states how to do it? I do worry (experience with airfix models) do we need a solution to set the decals or will water be enough?Comment
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Check this out, scroll to 08:20. Basic application with water and once in position I’d suggest to apply a strong decal setting solution.Just had a look at the manual online and had a thought, there's no mention of how to apply/set the tiger decals if you're a noob like myself. I wonder can someone at motion clarify is there an addendum in the box that states how to do it? I do worry (experience with airfix models) do we need a solution to set the decals or will water be enough?
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So far it seems that the plane is shipped with decals applied..Just had a look at the manual online and had a thought, there's no mention of how to apply/set the tiger decals if you're a noob like myself. I wonder can someone at motion clarify is there an addendum in the box that states how to do it? I do worry (experience with airfix models) do we need a solution to set the decals or will water be enough?Comment
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Should have mine between Monday and Thursday next week. I could see over on another forum Jon from 2brothersfly has received his pre applied but his was from Raymond in RCC and it appears Freewing label the boxes to show whether or not Decals are applied. If I end up being one of the first to open a Motion ordered EF2000 I'll post pictures of my findings :)Comment
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not when you live so remotely that there is no one to mix paint for you, and you have no painting gear at all.
I'm also very picky and wouldn't want to see blend marks so would have to repaint the whole model.... if I can remove 2 circles from the plane with either warm water and dish soap or sticky tape or something, It would be a lot easier than buying a compressor and gun, paints to mix, masking the model and repainting the entire thing
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It‘s not used for applying the decals. Use your preferred technique here. Once the decal is on the surface and the top surface is dry, apply the DSS (using a soft brush) and let it work. It‘s going to soften the decal, so it will ‚sink‘ into panel lines and with some care it can be wrapped around ‚difficult‘ corners.. Don’t touch the decal during that time!
The FW decals are usually quite thick, so use a ‚strong‘ type.Comment
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I use microset and microsol. You brush on microset, and then slide the decal off the backing and onto the surface you applied it to. It keeps the decal soft and helps slide around. Once you've done that and it's in place, you gently press it down with tissue to set it. Afterwards I brush some microsol over the decal and it basically melts into the surface. On my A-10 a lot of the decals look painted on.
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Yes to both. Reverse is there without having to program it and as soon as you throw the switch, no matter what revs it's going at, it stops momentarily and spins the other direction.Comment








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