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What were they thinking?

Started by Go4fun, August 13, 2014, 02:58:20 PM

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Go4fun

So you get some color on your car model and pick out a number (A pair of ten sided dice works well for this.  :lol: ) and when you look you find some that fill the bill... for each side. For the roof? Good luck Chuck! I have to wonder if these people making the decals even have a clue about the need for three sets of numbers.

Do any other venue (ships, aircraft, space craft) run into these shortfalls?
"Just which planet are you from again"?

Weaver

Kinda. You find some aftermarket decal sheets for aircraft give you two or more options for almost every decal for a particular type, except one, so you can almost do two models from the same sheet, but not quite.... frustrating.
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Mossie

Model Alliance (they're not the only ones) are good for that kind of thing.  They give you a decal sheet with say, ten aircraft markings, but they only give you roundels for one.
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Dizzyfugu

There are also aftermarket sheets for slot cars in 1:24 and 1:32 scale available - for historic cars, but also generic stuff. Check ebay, and you might find that stuff as specialist stores for die car collectibles, too.