Bandai 5061840 Gundam Decal DX Water-Slide Sheet  [B-5061840]

Price:
NZD$35.15
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5061840
Condition:
Brand New
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Gundam Decal DX — multi-scale water-slide decals for kit detailing

Gundam Decal DX is a water-slide decal sheet sold as decoration parts rather than a model kit or pre-assembled collectible. The product is intended for application to Gundam model surfaces across multiple series and scales, providing external markings, unit numbers, insignia and technical stencils that reflect the visual language used on mobile suits throughout the franchise. In-universe, these markings serve identification, unit designation, and maintenance/caution information; the decal set translates that narrative role into thin printed markings for physical models. The sheet’s construction and printing approach are matched to hobby use, emphasizing fine detail and thin carrier film to align with surface contours on common Gundam kits.

Skill level and tools

Difficulty: normal. Basic modelling tools such as tweezers, a small pair of scissors, a shallow water dish, and a soft brush are appropriate for careful placement. No specialist equipment is needed for storage or application.

Preparing surfaces and finish choices

Surface prep is optional and depends on the finish you want; decals will stick to painted or unpainted plastic but react differently to gloss, satin and matte topcoats. Test compatibility with finishing products on a scrap area before applying over large surfaces.

Specifications

  • Scale: Multiple scales
  • Grade: Accessory / Decoration Parts
  • Build Level: normal

This decal sheet supplies printed water-slide markings on a thin carrier film intended to enhance Gundam model builds.

The sheet is designed for use across common model scales; larger kits will display the details more clearly while smaller scales may require careful trimming for very small markings.
Sealing with an appropriate clearcoat is recommended to protect decals and blend edges into the surface; choose a compatible lacquer or acrylic topcoat and test on a spare area first.
Yes, individual elements can be cut from the sheet with fine scissors or a hobby knife to fit specific panel lines or custom placements, taking care not to damage the carrier film.
Inks are intended for model finishing and are reasonably stable, but strong solvents and aggressive weathering agents can affect printed areas; perform a small test before applying solvent-based weathering.

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