1/24 Scale Trans Am Project/Peterbilt Custom Transport
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Looks sharp. I bought testors decal software a while back and started doing license plates. Once I realized it was basically a glorified PAINT software I started editing photos and making decals of my own. You might give it a shot on your next project. If you can find the photo or image on what you want the decal to be, it's real easy to resize them.
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Yes, I did research the printable waterside decal sheets for a time. What was holding me back from it was the fact I would have to buy a printer, haha. This made it a little less cost-effective for this project. Plus, the site I used for the decals uses a high-end ALPS printer that also allows for metallics which I couldn't get with an inkjet or laser printer.
I am going to make a license plate for it but just use the laser printer at work and a resized photo on some card stock photo paper. Then just glue the trimmed pic to the model.
I am going to make a license plate for it but just use the laser printer at work and a resized photo on some card stock photo paper. Then just glue the trimmed pic to the model.