Or you could get some thin masking tape and paint on the stripes. Or, maybe, some pin striping tape from the auto parts store.
David Maynard said:
Or you could get some thin masking tape and paint on the stripes. Or, maybe, some pin striping tape from the auto parts store.
Its on scribed siding so brush application would be tricky, almost total dry brush technic or I would risk sepage into the grooves. I am hoping my local shop will have the decals in stock, that would be the fastest solution for me, I’m really not an airbrush guy.
Neat looking little model.
As for stripes, you might also try hobbylinc - they have some of the dry transfers in different colors as well as decals.
I’ve found that choosing the FexEx or UPS shipping makes it a bit quicker, plus there’s no need for insurance.
Strips added, I used a sheet of Micromark decal cut to size, then coated with a clear coat. Makes a big addition in making it look less caboosey and more locomotivey.
You are so right
“it look less caboosey and more locomotivey.”
Nicely done.
That is cool Vic. Different is always good.
Hey, this little beastie is really cool.