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Thanks I’ll give that a try!!

Forgot I had this kit in my stash for atleast a decade. Anyway , ive never had good luck with older decals ( these are from ‘74), they always seem to fall apart in water. Is the a product that I can use to keep these decals in 1 pc?

I am currently building the Alaskan Hauler and want to use a more aggressive tread than what the stock tires are. Would like to keep the stock rims if possible. Can someone point me in the right direction???

That would be awesome Steve. ill pm you my info. Let me know when you get the kit.

Sorry it’s Revell not Monogram

Can you wait a day or two to apply the solvent? I ask because my solvent has note showed up yet…

I am in need of the decal set from the Monogram 57 Chevy funny car. See attached for reference. any help would be greatly appreciated!!

My usual problem is having enough time to get the decals lined up properly. do these help?

So I’ve heard about decal solvent, and how it makes applying decals much easier. I’ve always struggled with this part of modeling. I’ll get the build right up till it’s time to add decals. Is there a specific solution anyone uses to make this a less dreadful process. please call out your favorite brand and how it works.

I don’t have FB, so is there another way to get in touch with Chuck??

I just picked up the 1/16 scale Wynns Winder. Sadly it didn’t come with the decal sheet, and was hoping someone out there had a set or knows how to get a new set printed.

So I purchased an older monogram kit. sadly when I went apply the decals after soaking them in water, they basically fell to pieces. my question to anyone that can help is this. Is there a company or person that makes reproduction decals. Just for reference the kit I’m speaking of is the Cop out funny car. See attached image

Tried to send message about this???

An old build that looks pretty sweet still. Nice work!

Great trade with Dr Kerry!! Thanks