- GM-589 1/100 GM Number Decal No.4 [Line Shape] [Prism Blue & Neon Blue]
- [GOOD MARK DECALS] perfect for character models and SF mecha!
- New series [prism + neon decal] is in the lineup!!
- Add [neon] to [prism], which beautifully polarizes colors depending on the viewing angle, and fluorescent colors under black light!
- In [Prism Blue & Neon Blue], the basic color metallic blue changes beautifully to metallic sky blue or metallic violet depending on the angle of the light source.
- When exposed to a black light the neon blue color becomes even more vibrant.
- The lineup includes a cool and futuristic outline font [Line Shape] in the number series recommended for unit numbers.
- Each mark was created based on the assumption that humanoid weapons would be used in real life, with reference to actual aircraft and armored fighting vehicles.
- In addition to the freely usable numbers [0-9], two-digit numbers that take unit organization into consideration are also included.
- The size of the mark has also been adjusted for each scale so that it can be pasted appropriately on humanoid weapons' shields, shoulders, chest, elbows, knees, and other areas where the unit number will stand out.
- Although it can be used alone, you can enjoy a wider variety of uses by combining it with the currently available [GM Caution Decal] and [GM Line Decal] series.
- The transparent part of the decal can be removed after drying [Ashita's decal].
- It has a similar finish to inletter, but can be printed in multiple colors and can be positioned in the same way as regular water transfer decals.
- There is no unnatural reflection from the transparent parts of the decal, and it looks just like a real painted mark.
- Printing is high precision silk screen printing. It is characterized by precise printing with little color transparency.
- [GOOD MARK DECALS] is a brand of decals for character models from [Ashita no Decal].
- Enjoy a beautiful painted finish with the ease of applying decals!
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )