like the title says building a Hasegawa 1:32 fw190D-9 and i ruined both spiral decals for the propeller, what a pita it was and i still ruined both of them does anyone know where i could get another? thanks
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Hi, can you not take a new scalpel blade and tamiya tape and cut a spiral mask - or even, if you have a steady hand and an 0 or 00 long hair brush, paint on spiral by carefully turning the spinner as you go. If you think too difficult try contacting Hasegawa for a spare set. -
I sent them an email I'll let you know if i hear back from them, I thought about masking one but not sure if i could do it, I already installed the prop blades so makes it a little difficult.Originally posted by \Comment
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I'm looking through my spares box at the mo. Is the spiral white? What about using the edge rules on a spare decal sheet and carefully winding it round - realise it must be difficult if blades are on spinner. Will stay on the case...Comment
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If you have no luck with Hasegawa try Hannants website they carry an extensive range of decals.
VaughanComment
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I've got a load of spinner spiral decals. I definitely have one for a Ta 152 which should be close. I've also got various ones for regular Fw 190s which might well conform with a bit of Microsol or similar.
If you want them PM me an address and I'll pop the Ta 152 and one most like it in the post.
Cheers
SteveComment
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I've got a few sky bands - beige/white - in colour spirals could possibly be cut out as they already have a curve to them.Comment
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Thanks everyone for the offers of help, I ended up masking it on with some tamiya tape and it turned out pretty well, I will be posting pics when finished to get some pointers as this is my first ever plane, so some things went wrong (decals lol)Comment
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here it is in case you guys wanted to see it, thanks again http://www.scale-models.co.uk/planes/16177-noobs-first-attempt-fw-190d-9-a.htmlComment
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That looks superb and the spiral on the prop spinner has worked out very well indeed.Comment
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