Recent news is that eduard has embraced this bug and turned it in to a feature on their new digitally printed decals by increasing the varnish thickness to make peeling them easier and more reliable.
I have always disliked carrier film as it can be seen in most cases, this is a fantastic fix that thanks to you I can use with Eduard transfers. Thanks.
Thank you your guide has helped me to apply my decals on two models of eduard spitfire MK Ia and BF-109 E7 I really like the finish of the decal when removing the transparent film, however, in some decals when putting the tape to lift the film transparent, certain pieces of the decal have come off, which sometimes I can say looks good, I consider it wear on the plane, I'm trying to identify what I'm doing wrong in the process, maybe the surface is not completely smooth, maybe not I remove some small bubbles under the decal I hope soon to make them perfect regards !!
I tried this method on a paint mule before committing to an actual build...fortunately. There are many variables that can make it work or not. In my case the decal gets ripped off every time.
😧you just saved my life, i have an eduard mig-21 mf on the bench and the decals will soon be ready to varnish over, but now my brain hirts because i never knew this was a thing, thank you so much for this video 😅
@@LesChroniquesduBlindage please try with enamel thinner. It works on most normal decals. Obviously the enamel thinner will not at tack your clear coat.
After the piling of the film, can we put varnish to protect the decals? And another one, we can do this to other decals company like Revell for example!?
Sure, you can apply another coat of varnish once the top film is removed. This process won't work with decals from other companies, except when they are clearly told as Wet transfer. Thanks for watching, cheers
Eduard needs to go back to Cartograph, their new decals suck and they are not made to remove the carrier film. It is use at your own risk and the outer edge of the carrier film is extremely jagged. Another thing is the color register with the new decals, the color sucks too and are not rich and vibrant. I'm all for Eduard trying to make their own decals, but cartograph is going be hard to beat. Also, the stencils are an absolute pain to do now, What a joke.
I found this with their new Spitfire. Uneven colour and very dull too, and the film clearly stands out when they are applied. The decals really detract from the kit. I'm very close to ripping them off with strong tape and buying an aftermarket decal set.
Sadly Special Hobby use this kind of decals at their otherwise fantastic 1/72 Bf 109 E kits too. I damaged them at peeling the clear film off and needed to bought a aftermarket decal sheet. 😫
So Eduard make decals with bad top film and leave it to us to deal with it.?..Thanks to people like you for showing us the best way to use these new decals.👍..But I can’t help thinking that Eduard have really shot themselves in their own foot with the new decals..I predict that Eduard either improve their new decals.Or officially make the new system of top film removal explained or made easier. Thank you for this video on Eduard’s new decals and how to use them..I will try your method.!..Thank you again and take care🇬🇧✌️🥸👍
Apparently according to Eduard, they were completely unaware that this would happen with the decals. The top film peeling was not supposed to happen. Officially they don't recommend removing of you, but you could do it if you want but at your own risk. (which is not particularly helpful as they don't give instructions how to do it)
Damn, i've been modeling for over 35 years and never knew this was possible. Very good tutorial and I will use it on my own Eduard Spitfires.
Thanks heaps for that............clear and informative!!!
I miss Eduard decals by Cartograph
Recent news is that eduard has embraced this bug and turned it in to a feature on their new digitally printed decals by increasing the varnish thickness to make peeling them easier and more reliable.
A useful demonstration, thank you for taking the time
Glad it was helpful!
Merci! Very clear, instructive, informative. Exactly what I wanted to know.
Glad it was helpful!
Never knew about this so thanks! Great tip. I will probably give the peeled decal another application of softener.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent guide - thank you!
I have always disliked carrier film as it can be seen in most cases, this is a fantastic fix that thanks to you I can use with Eduard transfers. Thanks.
Glad to help
Merci pour l'information Monsieur
Very helpful video - thank you!
Great!!! I have a new Spitfire mk 1a kit from Eduard, will try this out when I get to the decals!
Thank you
your guide has helped me to apply my decals on two models of eduard spitfire MK Ia and BF-109 E7
I really like the finish of the decal when removing the transparent film, however, in some decals when putting the tape to lift the film transparent, certain pieces of the decal have come off, which sometimes I can say looks good, I consider it wear on the plane, I'm trying to identify what I'm doing wrong in the process, maybe the surface is not completely smooth, maybe not I remove some small bubbles under the decal
I hope soon to make them perfect
regards !!
I tried this method on a paint mule before committing to an actual build...fortunately. There are many variables that can make it work or not. In my case the decal gets ripped off every time.
Thanks for posting.
Nice :-)
😧you just saved my life, i have an eduard mig-21 mf on the bench and the decals will soon be ready to varnish over, but now my brain hirts because i never knew this was a thing, thank you so much for this video 😅
I was wondering why the decals had a thick transparent border and now j know why
Thank you!
Excellent description. I just wish my French was as good as your English! 👍
Une question : comment / dans quel ordre d'opérations pour superposer lez decalcos ?? edouard et autres ... je suis bien curieux du conseil !
Great tutorial! Many thanks 👍🏻 New Sub! 😁
Not used any of their "newer" decals yet - but this is useful! :) Thanks!
Have you tried using enamel thinners to remove the film?
Hi, no I didn't. I am not confident in using thinner on them. I guess some have tried alcohol to remove the film and get pretty good result. Cheers
@@LesChroniquesduBlindage please try with enamel thinner. It works on most normal decals. Obviously the enamel thinner will not at tack your clear coat.
Is eduard not able to make decals like everyone else?😳
Jman
Thank you
After the piling of the film, can we put varnish to protect the decals? And another one, we can do this to other decals company like Revell for example!?
Sure, you can apply another coat of varnish once the top film is removed. This process won't work with decals from other companies, except when they are clearly told as Wet transfer. Thanks for watching, cheers
I tried that and the decal came off too.
Eduard needs to go back to Cartograph, their new decals suck and they are not made to remove the carrier film. It is use at your own risk and the outer edge of the carrier film is extremely jagged.
Another thing is the color register with the new decals, the color sucks too and are not rich and vibrant. I'm all for Eduard trying to make their own decals, but cartograph is going be hard to beat.
Also, the stencils are an absolute pain to do now, What a joke.
I found this with their new Spitfire. Uneven colour and very dull too, and the film clearly stands out when they are applied. The decals really detract from the kit. I'm very close to ripping them off with strong tape and buying an aftermarket decal set.
Sadly Special Hobby use this kind of decals at their otherwise fantastic 1/72 Bf 109 E kits too. I damaged them at peeling the clear film off and needed to bought a aftermarket decal sheet. 😫
Bon cours d'ANGLAIS ,Heureusement le sous titrage est parfaitement traduit par UA-cam .
Salut, sinon tu as une version française : ua-cam.com/video/4sn5OuxJBgc/v-deo.html
The new decals suck! I just ruined a model because of these shit decals!
I still don't like them. there is always aftermarket
I don't like those decals!
So Eduard make decals with bad top film and leave it to us to deal with it.?..Thanks to people like you for showing us the best way to use these new decals.👍..But I can’t help thinking that Eduard have really shot themselves in their own foot with the new decals..I predict that Eduard either improve their new decals.Or officially make the new system of top film removal explained or made easier.
Thank you for this video on Eduard’s new decals and how to use them..I will try your method.!..Thank you again and take care🇬🇧✌️🥸👍
Apparently according to Eduard, they were completely unaware that this would happen with the decals. The top film peeling was not supposed to happen.
Officially they don't recommend removing of you, but you could do it if you want but at your own risk. (which is not particularly helpful as they don't give instructions how to do it)