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building the hasegawa 1/32 scale p-47d - mike ashey productions ...

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The fuselage, cowling and propeller all got two coats of<br />

Minwax clear gloss polyurethane. Now its time to<br />

start decaling.<br />

I used my Waldron punch tool to make a hole in one of <strong>the</strong><br />

wing decals for <strong>the</strong> wing light.<br />

Each letter on <strong>the</strong> fuselage was carefully positioned to make<br />

sure it was straight and level. Having a gloss surface<br />

allowed me to slide <strong>the</strong> decal around without damaging it.<br />

To help minimize decal silvering I cut out <strong>the</strong> letters<br />

separately and I also removed as much of <strong>the</strong> clear carrier<br />

film as possible.<br />

The kit decals wrinkled up really bad when I applied decal<br />

set solution. They did finally lay down although I had to<br />

press out some of <strong>the</strong> wrinkles. I <strong>the</strong>n applied more<br />

setting solution.<br />

Once all <strong>the</strong> decals were applied I gave <strong>the</strong> model a coat of<br />

Testors clear flat. The paint colors showed through <strong>the</strong> white<br />

areas of <strong>the</strong> insignia decals.

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