1/72 Bristol 138A by NOVO (originally a FROG tooling)

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I didn't have any 8" numbers and letters so I had to use the NOVO ones. They have yellowed a lot but I am hoping several coats of varnish will tone them down.
 
fastmongrel said:
I didn't have any 8" numbers and letters so I had to use the NOVO ones. They have yellowed a lot but I am hoping several coats of varnish will tone them down.
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You could try minimizing the impact by overpainting the clear sections with the base fuselage colour. You have to use a very fine brush and be careful not to overpaint the letter/numerals...but it would hide the yellowed decal carrier film.
 
buffnut453 said:
You could try minimizing the impact by overpainting the clear sections with the base fuselage colour. You have to use a very fine brush and be careful not to overpaint the letter/numerals...but it would hide the yellowed decal carrier film.
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I think my eyeballs would burst into flames trying this. I might have been able to do this twenty years ago

Wurger said:
You could put the decal on the sunlight for some of time. The yellowish tone of the clear background would disappear.
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You do know I live in Britain dont you it could take years of precious sunlight
 
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