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Question. How do the anaszai decals work? It looks like tampo printing to me. I got a VF-1D with some decals that do not look like a decals at all. It looks like they were placed on the plane then disolved to it; if that makes since. It looks like some was added to react to the decal to make it "stick" if you will, sort of like the ones on this plane.

they are waterslide decals, you soak them in water then place them onto the model. They are better then the sticker sheet that comes with the yamatos because they are a lot thinner.

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Custom 1/48 Minmay Guard Paris Act. As usual, Anasasi's great decals were used. No, the gundam stand is not stable, photographic purposes only, don't try it at home kids Enjoy

What kind of paint is used and how durable is it?

It looks absolutely beautiful!

-Kyp

Used Mr Surfacer Lacquer primer, main paints were enamels, lacquers and Future acrylic clear coats, tough combo. YF-19 parts fit very well with very minimal paint scraping, so it transforms fine but of course you should take it slowly.

The toughest part of the YF-19 transformation is seperating the 2 main nose parts, to make it easier you can just cut off those 2 tiny inner tabs , they turned out to be useless since the 2 parts lock in place fine without them.

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ok that's all the pics. If you're interested in commissioning a custom, please pm me!

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Here it is finished! The Yamato 1/60 YF-19 works very well for customs. Sqidd came up with the scheme and I think it turned out fantastic. Enjoy the pics:

I'm still open to commissions, so if you are interested please PM me!

I know this thing isn't complete, but the starboard v-stab light should match the starboard wing (blue) light.

I don't know, all reference pics I examined showed them as red, it's strange. But if someone could find a pic showing otherwise post it.