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An
Excellent Range Of 7mm Waterslide Decals (Transfers).
They Were Produced Using Professional Computer Graphics And Accurately Follows
The Prototype.
Wherever Possible. Period Photographs Have Been Used As References
While Producing The Decals.
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Clasp
7mm BR Decals. |
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BR-01 |
B.R.
passenger lining. |
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BR-10 |
B.R. 1949
totems. |
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BR-21 |
B.R.
shed plates & smoke box door numbers. |
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BR-40 |
B.R. 10'
wheel base vans. |
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BR-41 |
B.R. 16
ton mineral Wagons. |
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BR-42 |
B.R.
vans (Banana, Fruit, Meat, Ale, 12T,
Shocks + ). |
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BR-43 |
B.R. BD
containers. |
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BR-44 |
B.R.
Open Wagons (16T Min, 21T Hopper, 13T
Steel +). |
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BR-02
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B.R.
mixed traffic lining. |
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BR-11 |
B.R. 1956
totems. |
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BR-20 |
B.R.
Steam loco numbers & power
class & routes. |
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BR-30 |
electrification flashes. |
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Clasp
7mm GWR Decals. |
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GW-01 |
G.W.R.
loco Lining. |
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GW-12
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G.W.R. 1928
coat of arms.
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GW-40
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G.W.R.
Early wagons Up to 1920.
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GW-41
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G.W.R. Mid
period Wagons 1920-1937.
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GW-42
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G.W.R. Late
period wagons 1937 +.
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Microscale Decal Finishing Products. |
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Micro Set |
Micro Set is a very versatile decal setting solution that does
several things to the Microscale Decals to improve application.
Micro Set should be applied to the surface of the model where you
will be sliding off the decal. Micro Set prepares the surface with
special wetting agents that cuts the oils in new paint and converts
the adhesive on the back of the decal to a stronger and more lasting
one. And finally, Micro Set slightly softens the decals film to make
it more flexible so that it can conform better to the model's
surface. Better adhesion by the decal to the model prevents tiny air
bells from occurring and results in an invisible carrier film or the
so called 'painted on look'.
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Micro Sol |
Micro Sol setting solution is for the most difficult irregular
surfaces you find on models. It completely softens the Microscale
Decal allowing it to drape down onto the surface of the model
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 and then 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.
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Micro Coat. "Gloss",
"Satin" or "Flat/Matt" Finish.
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Gloss,
Satin & Flat Varnishes
The Micro Coat
finishes are more than just a pretty look. This is one tough
finish, and a real breakthrough in a modern formulation of water
reducible acrylic resin. For models that get a lot of handling
this is the answer. Even the Micro Coat Flat and Micro Coat Satin
continue to look like new after a great deal of handling. One of
the main reasons for the Micro Coat finishes is that they are the
ideal way to be sure that your Microscale Decals perform up to
their potential for realism. Micro Coat Clear gives you a 'wet
look' shine that replicates the new synthetic paint used on the
real thing. It is also the answer for a glossy base necessary for
decaling. All the Micro Coat Finishes use the same water clear
acrylic resin, which is tough and flexible and adheres strongly to
paint and plastic. It is rated to last at least twenty years under
ordinary conditions, for models this should be forever.
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Micro Krystal Klear |
If there was ever a modellers secret, this is it. Micro Krystal
Klear can do so many things, you will not believe that any product
can make such a big difference in the appearance of your models.
First, Micro Krystal Klear is a liquid that can be used to form very
real looking small windows up to about 1/4" in size. It is also an
adhesive for mounting clear plastic parts, windows, etc. on your
models. it can be used to make lens both clear and coloured with the
addition of a little food colouring. What really makes a remarkable
difference in your models is the simple fact that the clear parts
can be joined to the painted parts with a completely clear adhesive.
What this means is that you do not have to mask around the clear
parts, something that is rarely completely successful anyway. And
the sills which are painted can be seen through the clear Micro
Krystal Klear for the most realistic looking windows you will see on
a model. And what the pros like best, it is fast and easy and it
stays clear. It cleans-up with water while wet, and is waterproof
when dry. You can tell when it is dry because it turns from milky
white to clear. And if that were not enough, if you need a super
strong and flexible adhesive for wood, plastic, paper or most
combinations of dissimilar materials this is a handy thing to have.
It's great
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BR-01
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Of The Following :-
 Over
400 Scale Feet Of Straight Lining.
Over
120 Scale Feet Of "Standard Class" Running Board Lining.
BR-02
Consists
Of The Following :-
Over
480 Scale Feet Of Straight Lining.
Over
140 Scale Feet Of Boiler Band Lining.
Corners.
2 X Inside 90o Corners.
2
X Sets Of Angled Lines For BR Standard Classes.
BR-10
Consists
Of The Following :-
6
Sets Of "Lion Over The Wheel" 1949 Totem In 3 Sizes.
Western
Region Power Codes: 2 Sets Yellow A. 2 Sets Yellow B. 2 Sets
Yellow C. 2 Sets Red D.
BR-11
Consists
Of The Following :-
Two
Sizes Of "Ferret & Dart Board" Totems. (15 Small & 12 Large).
Diesel
Multi Working Codes.
3
Sets Blue Stars.
BR-20
Consists
Of The Following :-
8"
& 10" Steam Loco Numbers
Suitable
D Prefix For Early Diesels.
Number
Jumbles In Both Sixes Weighted To Match Prototype Numbers.
Power
Classification Codes As Used On The L.M.S., S.R. & Standard
Classes,
Route
Availability Codes As Used On Former L.N.E.R. Locos On The Eastern
Region.
BR-21
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Of The Following :-
91
Shed Plates - A Thru H Consisting Of:- 17 Already Made Up To
Popular Sheds.
74
Do It Yourself Plates Both With And Without "Sc" Plate.
Mix
Of Plain, White Edge And White Edge With White Bolts.
Smoke
Box Door Numbers In Standard 4" And 5" Size For Western And
Scottish Regions As Well As Standard Classes.
Nos
Match Sheet BR-20 And Inc.
Alternative
9's And 6's For Eastern Region.
BR-30
Consists
Of The Following :-
80
Early Electrification Flashes
80
Contemporary
Electrification
Flashes.
3
Sets Of "South Of Crewe" Strips.
BR-40
Consists
Of The Following :-
One
Of Each Of The Following British Railways Standard 10ft Wheel
Base Vans With Pre "Tops" Lettering And All Necessary Lettering,
Including Builders Plates, Vac Brake Star And Shock van Strips And
Banana Van Yellow Spot.
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12t Vent Goods Van Dia 1/208, 8t Banana Van Dia 1/242, 12t Meat
Van Dia 1/250, 12t Fruit Van Dia 1/233, 12t Shock Van Dia 1/218
BR-41
Consists
Of The Following :-
Sufficient
Decals To Do One Fitted And One Unfitted 16 Ton Mineral Wagon With
Pre Tops Lettering Also The Diagonal Strip And Black Patches
For The Unfitted Wagon.
BR-42
8"X
5"Sheet Consists Of The Following :-
3
x Banana Vans, With Yellow Spot,
2
X Meat Vans, 2 X fruit Vans,
1
X Ale Van,
1
X Margarine Van,
2
X shock Vans,
2
X Pal van Shock,
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X 12t Ventilated van,
1
Double Set Of "Paired Numbers", (For Use With Above), Strips For
Shock Vans (Sufficient For 3 Vans),
3
Sets Of Number Jumbles. Extra Prefix Letters -"B","E","W","M"&"S".
Unfitted
Patches For Numbers, 1 Pair Large,
3
Pairs small Unfitted Weight And Tare Patches,
Builders
plates For BR Standard Wagons, Builders Plates For ex Grouping
Wagons.
The
Wagon Numbers Are printed Less The Last Two Digits, So You Can
make Up Any Number From 00-99
BR-43
Consists
of The Following :-
2
X Bd Container In "Door To door" Livery,
2
X Conflat "A" Container flats.
BR-44
8"X
5"Sheet Consists Of The Following :-
Unfitted
Wagons8x 16 Ton Mineral With 2 Styles Of Diagonal Strips, Optional
Hopper Bottom Markings,
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X 21 Ton Steel hopper With Open Arrows,
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X 13 Tons and Wagon (Empty To Leighton Buzzard),
Unfitted
Patches For Numbers, 9 Pairs, Selection Of weights And Tares On
Black Patches.
Fitted
Wagons:
2x
12 Ton Shock,
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X 12 Ton Hybar,
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X 12 Ton Wagon with "Doors To Be lowered With Care" Slogan,
Additional
"High-Bar" and "Highbar" Text (1 Pair Each),
Strips
For shock wagons (Sufficient For 2 Wagons),
3
Sets Of Number Jumbles.
Extra
Prefix letters-"B","E","W","M","S"&"P".
The
Wagon Numbers Are printed less The Last Two Digits, So You Can
Make Up Any number From 00-99
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GW-01
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Consists Of The Following :- A Sheet Very Similar To BR-01 ,
However This Will Feature Lining For Cab Sides, Tender Side And
Boiler Linning. Although Similar To BR01 Corners Radii Are
Smaller. Use In Conjuction With Gw02
GW-12
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Consists Of The Following :- 42 Crests As Used On Express
Locomotives, And Coaching Stock In The Years From 1928 To 1934 And
From 1942 To 1948
GW-20
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Consists Of The Following :- Locomotive Buffer Beam Numbers, Route
Codes And Tender Plates A
GW-40
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8" X 5"
Sheet Consists Of The Following :- Sheet Featuring 25in Gw
Lettering, This Lettering Style Was Standard Practice Until 1920,
But Wagons Remained In This Livery For Many Years After This Date.
GW-42
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8" X 5"
Sheet Consists Of The Following :- Sheet Featuring 16in Gw
Lettering, This Lettering Style Was Standard
GW-44
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8" X 5"
Sheet Consists Of The Following :- Sheet Features The Last Livery
Used By The Gw, With 5in Gw Letters.
Each
Wagon Sheet Will Feature All Of The Necessary Lettering To Decal
Several Wagons
(Sheets Will Be Same Size As (8" X 5") BR42 / BR 44)
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Notes on Applying Water Slide Decals
- Surface to be decaled must be painted and
have a gloss finish.
- Work only on one side of the model at a
time. Allow at least 3 hours before decaling the
other side.
- Cut each decal from the sheet only as
needed, holding the decal with tweezers, dip the
decal into water for a few seconds, do not let
the decal float off the backing sheet.
- Position the decal in to a position adjacent
to the area to be decaled and slide the decal
into position with a soft Brush. A little
deposit may appear when sliding the decal off
the backing sheet. This will wash away with a
little water.
- When the decal is in the desired position,
use a soft cloth to dry the decal into position.
If the decal position needs to be adjusted,
apply a little water, then reposition using the
soft Brush.
- Once all the decaling is complete on one
side of a car, apply Microscale Micro Set (Blue
Label) to each decal. This will assist the decal
to conform to the model surface.
- If after 24 hours the decal has not
conformed to any Irregular feature on the model,
apply Microscale Micro Sol (Red Label) to the
desired area.
- Allow the model to dry for 24 hours. Using a
soft Brush, wash the decal with water, this will
remove any deposits & dried decal solution.
- Allow the model to dry for at least 48
hours, then apply a coat of suitable varnish or
weathering paint to achieve the desired finish.
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Hints on Applying Locomotive Lining.
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When starting to line a panel, start with
the bottom left corner, and apply a corner with
two long lengths of lines, one running most of
the length along the bottom of the side
(finishing approx. 15mm from the panel edge),
and the other running up most of the height of
the side (again finishing 15mm from the panel
edge). Align these lengths of lining with their
respective edges. Repeat this with the upper
right hand corner. Dry the decals and apply
Micro Set.
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Allow this area of the model to dry for 24
hours.
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Now cut from the decal sheet a corner with
two 20mm lengths of lining and place this dry
into position in the top left and bottom right
of the panel. Check the fit and trim the lining
to fit the remaining space, ensuring a slight
over lap. Now wet the decal and apply as before,
overlapping the lining to form a continuous line.
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