Boa! Então somos vizinhos...eu sou mais propriamente de Carnaxide City!
sempre a aprender...pelo menos mais uma tecnica para arranjar os decalques, agora tenho que investigar o que é o Microset e o Microsol!!!!!
MicroSol setting solution is for difficult irregular surfaces you find on models. It completely softens the decal, allowing it to drape down onto the surface, conforming perfectly and without distortion. You can get the most amazing results in seemingly impossible places, because Micro Sol actually makes the decal part of the paint.For that reason you should coat Micro Sol on for only a few seconds. Leave it alone. It does the work.. Do not touch until dry as the decal is very soft at this stage and could be easily damaged.For the best result, first apply Micro Sol to prepare the surface and enhance the adhesive. Make sure the surface is free of particles that could get under the decal and blemish it. Then when it is dry enough so that it will not move easily, apply Micro Sol with a small flat brush. Apply with as few strokes as possible so as not to disturb the decal. Then just allow to dry. One application works in most cases, but if necessary allow to dry completely and reapply until the desired effect is achieved. Just by following these simple instructions, you should have a perfect professional looking job. MicroSet is a very versatile decal setting solution that does several things to the decal to improve application. Micro Set should be applied to the model where you will be sliding off the decal. Micro Set prepares the surface with special wetting agents that cut the oils in new paint and convert the adhesive on the back of the decal to a stronger and longer lasting one. Finally, Micro Set slightly softens the decal film to make it more flexible so that it can conform better to the model's surface. The decal's better adhesion to the model prevents tiny air bells from occurring and results in an invisible carrier film or the so called "paint on look".To apply Micro Set, use a soft, flat artist's brush and apply Micro Set where you are going to apply the decal. Next slide off the decal. Use a small pointed tip synthetic bristle brush carefully to position the decal. Blot the decal carefully with tissue or paper toweling so as not to move it and allow to dry overnight. It is then ready for a protective coat of Micro Coat Flat, Satin, or Gloss.
Aqui fica mais uma miniatura, neste caso do "nosso" Tiago Monteiro, no meu ponto de vista o melhor piloto Português de Formula 1 dos poucos que lá estivemos...
Jordan 191 -> Mais tarde coloco fotos da versão que tenho! O Jonhtag é que não vai gostar! :)
Gosto muito deste Lotus, tenho lá em casa o do Senna, mas falta-me aolocar os decalques.... até tenho medo :-)
Atenção à cor do lettering da Camel que usares. No meu, nota-se bem a diferença para o DeLonghi.Em relação ao 99T, tem pinta de ser um Minichamps, certo? Quanto aos pilotos japoneses, o site da FIA diz que o primeiro foi um tal de Hiroshi Fushida, no GP da Holanda de 1975 - qualificou-se mas rebentou o motor e não largou.
Com um tyrrell 007?
Em relação ao 99T, tem pinta de ser um Minichamps, certo?
O que me interessa sobretudo é o carro, se vier na caixa original óptimo, caso contrário vem na mesma se o preço for baixo, devo ter uns 10 nessas condições.
Bem, se o outro japones não arrancou então é o Nakajima o primeiro!!!
Mas se para ti só contam os que arrancaram, então o primeiro foi o Masahiro Hasemi no GP do Japão de 1976