Dual motors

QUOTE (pedromorgan @ 11 May 2006, 15:16) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>yep microscale are good. they also sell microsol decal fluid which is very hard to come buy over this side of the pond. if you get the decals imported it mnight be a good idea to get a bottle of microsol and decalset(is that the name of the second one? mine ran out ages ago) at the same time.

Peter

Yep, Microscale make a blistering array of UP decals but hetting the right ones Well you'll just have to wade through them till you find them. Microscale make two types of decal setting solution "Micro Set" which is in a plastic bottle with blue writting is your basic solution. It'll prepare the surface for the decal, soften the decal and make it sit. You can use this one numerous times to get the decal down and bubble free. "Micro Sol" is the vicious one. Easily identified by it's red printing. You use it on irregular surfaces after you have used the other. This one really softens the deca, so much that if you brush it after applying it the decal will just wrinkle up and be ruined. So you brush it on after the decal is applied with the Micro Set and has dried, brush the Micro Sol on once then let it dry. So long as you let it dry before applying it again you'll have no problems. Oh and you'll need Armour Yellow, Harbour Mist Gray and Antique Silver to paint it with.

Ozzie21

Peter, It's funny you should say that as the price of the kit down here is a lot less that it is up there. The big plus is that everything is supplied with it, motors, gearboxes and wheels. Motors are 1620 Mashimas, gearboxes are NWSL 36:1 single idlers and wheels are RP25 profile Romfords. Have a look on www.arkits.com.au
under Footplate Models. I think it's listed as A$595 which is about 245 UKpounds. It's not a hard kit to build just time consuming but well worth the effort. Send me your email and I'll send you some pictures of mine.

Ozzie21

QUOTE (pedromorgan @ 10 May 2006, 15:06) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>You luckey

Peter