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This sounds like the easiest solution. I will look into it.

So I did something stupid. I was trying to remove some primer from the wind screen from the 1/48 Hasegawa A-7 wind screen and it had gotten soft and cracked in two. I know it's not repairable so I'm just wondering what options there are.

Can a moderator move this to the jet forum. My computer is being stubborn and took me here.

So I did something stupid. I was trying to remove some primer from the wind screen from the 1/48 Hasegawa A-7 wind screen and it had gotten soft and cracked in two. I know it's not repairable so I'm just wondering what options there are.

I can see my photo above. It may be because my google account was used from Firefox which I'm using currently. When I login thru Chrome I don't see it ?!?!?!?!?!?!?

This one? I know it's not a model but it is one from my flickr.

Serendip, You don't see my photo?

I thought I would try an image from my Google photos. Copied the photo the pasted it here:

Let's see if this works:

Nice SLUF! a couple of questions for you. The yellow stripes on the mark 82s. Are they decals or painted on? If painted what did you do to create the masks? Also did you simulate the thermal protection on the bomb bodies? I am working on an A-7E from my last fleet squadron and don't want to use the decals for the bombs. Alan

Thanks for the replies guys. It looks like the T an J is the way I'll have to go.

I am looking to build an AH-1T that I had worked on at VX-5 in China Lake a long time ago in something other than 1/72. I found some on ebay by MRC. Does anyone know the quality of these kits? How easy would it be to convet the nose to one without the camera(?) above the gun? We didn't have that yet in 1979/80. Alan

This is something I've been considering. http://www.pulsarprofx.com/decalpro/

With the vinyl that Silhouette supplies, when you are ready to cut you tell the software what type of material and it recommends a cutting depth. You also don't need the backing board with their rolled vinyl.

Thanks Richard. I heard that you could use the Tamiya in it but I didn't have any and wanted to try it. Do you just stick the tape to the back side of the feed board and let it go to town? David. Yes I would recommend it if yo pan on using it They cost about $160 I think. My wife got hers as a present from her son.