Singer 128 Handcrank - New Decal Install
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actually, mine were under $40... I have bought three different sets from them and they were all of pretty good quality. What I liked is that when I bought the early 29-4 set he made I showed him how the size was off, he changed his design for future orders and sent me a new one. Pretty cool
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actually, mine were under $40... I have bought three different sets from them and they were all of pretty good quality. What I liked is that when I bought the early 29-4 set he made I showed him how the size was off, he changed his design for future orders and sent me a new one. Pretty cool
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Cari, you are absolutely right there! I think the decal job Steve did turned out wonderful! I'm doubtful that I could do that well! I'm a little bit mechanically minded, but not too much! That's why I haven't used by Singer 201-2 until I can work on the shellac clear coat!
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Sorry, but I am LOUSY with model decals..(planes, cars, etc) I always have been. this was pretty easy. The secret was to keep the decals wet after sliding them onto the bed that way i could schootch them around to be correct.
EDIT: It was easy enough that I am considering getting the expensive three color Tiffany set and redoing that one.
EDIT: It was easy enough that I am considering getting the expensive three color Tiffany set and redoing that one.
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Sorry, but I am LOUSY with model decals..(planes, cars, etc) I always have been. this was pretty easy. The secret was to keep the decals wet after sliding them onto the bed that way i could schootch them around to be correct.
EDIT: It was easy enough that I am considering getting the expensive three color Tiffany set and redoing that one.
EDIT: It was easy enough that I am considering getting the expensive three color Tiffany set and redoing that one.
Cari
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Cari, you are absolutely right there! I think the decal job Steve did turned out wonderful! I'm doubtful that I could do that well! I'm a little bit mechanically minded, but not too much! That's why I haven't used by Singer 201-2 until I can work on the shellac clear coat!
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Funny, I used to do fingernail art also, but not decals. I figured out in my early 20's that my skills developed painting D&D miniatures could be applied to fingernails. So, I set up a booth at the local flea market and spent the day holding ladies hands while painting custom fingernails...
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