Help for an old(er) newbie

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Help for an old(er) newbie

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On a whim I recently bought a Revell Halifax MK1/11 (04670). On inspecting the contents I realise that the decal sheet was missing (wondered why it was cheap). I have contacted Revell but as it is 'out of production' they cannot supply the missing article. Can anyone suggest a way round this ? Are there aftermarket suppliers and what are the best ? Please help ! Confused :scratch::
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Hi Del , welcome to the forum , check Hannants website , they may have something you could use .
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del wrote:On a whim I recently bought a Revell Halifax MK1/11 (04670). On inspecting the contents I realise that the decal sheet was missing (wondered why it was cheap). I have contacted Revell but as it is 'out of production' they cannot supply the missing article. Can anyone suggest a way round this ? Are there aftermarket suppliers and what are the best ? Please help ! Confused :scratch::
Good call from Joker, Hannants have got a ton of decal sets for your rare bird :th:

https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/RV4670

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Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Also, welcome to the forum
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Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Re: Help for an old(er) newbie

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Hey Thanks :)

That was super quick - now all I have to do is sort out how to get the thing looking like an original MK2 lol

Again many thanks
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