Raised detail and dry transfers

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Raised detail and dry transfers

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Came across this stuff, while surfing the internet. And wow :jd: , I like it.

Dry transfers
Raised detail
Uniform patches
etc
etc

Follow the link and watch the instructionmovies.

I'm loving it and want to try this. Any of you have experience with this, let me know please.

http://www.archertransfers.com/PAGE_Instructions.html
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Re: Raised detail and dry transfers

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There very cool and look so easy to use, thanks for sharing :th:
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Re: Raised detail and dry transfers

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Specially love the decals. I mean, no silvering, easy chipping. :th:
And look at the range of products they sell :jd:
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Re: Raised detail and dry transfers

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Some very useful items for the modeller, thanks for sharing :th:
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