Cyanoacrylate is better known as super glue or crazy glue to our American cousins. It first came in to being in the...
Valid to UK only - excludes oversized items
Cyanoacrylate is better known as super glue or crazy glue to our American cousins. It first came in to being in the...
Kadee couplings are a popular choice for railway modellers, particularly those modelling in HO and OO gauge....
Peco Setrack and Peco Streamline are compatible with Hornby track as they all share the same gauge width of 16.5mm....
Liquid Masks are latex-based liquid masking solutions, generally supplied in a small bottle. They are a viable and...
Sometimes, we spend more time trying to remove paint than we do applying it in the first place. Whether it is because...
The simple answer is yes, it is advisable to varnish your decal, for a couple of reasons
One being that if the model is going to be handled regularly the decal could be easily scratched off making the model look tatty.
The other reason is that over time the decal can become brittle on the model and start to flake off, by adding the varnish, you will seal the decal avoiding these potential problems.
Also the varnish will give the appearance of a professional job weather it be for your Loco or wargaming figures.
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