The Yamato Stickers

[NeoSlashott]

I know some people think Yamato Stickers were too thick... but there's more...

After applying Yamato-stickers on my Roy's 1/48, and yes I see an ugly excess layer is still there (the blank-transparent parts). but when I look closer and scratch a small loose sideways of each stickers, WOAH! "The thin-layer PEELS infront" making the stickers look "thinner" rather than just a slap-on decals one time. Also they look abit shiny and clear too. (and one careful-tip, don't scratch with force... just peel.) ^^' it's just luck I thought my Valk looks ugly, but it isnt anymore.

I accidentally discover something like this, which why I'm wondering most Toy-boxes shows it's picture about decals without thick blurry-square-layered stickers. Like Zoids for example... decals look much "White Scotch-tape-ish" and the same thing like Yamato ones. or some like removeable-fake and shiny tattoos. ;P

Hope this might be helpful. and tell me what you think? ^^'

~ Ardee

Edited November 14, 2005 by NeoSlashott

[Evanta]

ur're not kidding me right?

This may be the discovery of the century man if ya're right...

Edited November 14, 2005 by Evanta

[nightmareB4macross]

That really sounds familiar.

1/48 Yamato Stickers

[Valkyrie Hunter D]

Isn't that first layer on the front supposed to protect the printing?

[Poonman]

does Graham really have his name as a valkyrie decal on the 1/48 Yamato?

[Graham]

does Graham really have his name as a valkyrie decal on the 1/48 Yamato?

344913[/snapback]

Yes, but it's a custom sticker, not the standard Yamato one.

Graham