Underhood Decals?

[johnbuzzed]

Google Images is useful here, and you can find those underhood decals, etc, from many cars. Save them, print them on decal material of photo paper, and use as needed. I have even used barely legible stencils and markings from 1/72 and 1/48 scale aircraft decals; many are good enough to fool the eye, unless one is using a magnifier to look under the hood.

[Mr Stock]

Google Images is useful here, and you can find those underhood decals, etc, from many cars. Save them, print them on decal material of photo paper, and use as needed. I have even used barely legible stencils and markings from 1/72 and 1/48 scale aircraft decals; many are good enough to fool the eye, unless one is using a magnifier to look under the hood.

Thanks John thats a great idea, I have made my own decals before so Ill give this a go.

[om617]

Steven W Guthmiller posted these. Not sure if special order or avaliable for all.

http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=66689&p=1346202

Also http://vcgresin.atspace.com offers decals. I got the miscellaneous sheet.

[johnbuzzed]

The modelcars link above showcases decals by Tommy Logan at Speedway Decals. I used a set of his tire decals on my '68 Road Runner; you can see them in my "on the workbench" post. They're good stuff; I would not hesitate to use those products.

[Casey]

On 3/8/2014 at 11:38 PM, Casey said:

The "Streetburner" version of the 1/24 Revell '70 Dodge Challenger T/A (kit #2596) includes some underhood detail decals, including the early '70s Mopar coolant sticker, and maybe two or three others.