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NSR F1 "Rosberg" finished
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(14th-May-21, 02:53 PM)BARacer Wrote:  The mustard yellow rather than the usual red really does make you look at the car with fresh eyes.

For me, it's the decal work that stands out. The last time I put a decal on a model I must have been around 12 years old...is it still a case of floating one in a saucer of water and then sliding it into position, or has technology moved on?

The "Mustard" yellow appeared on Keke's car for practice at Portugal 1986, as Marlboro was launching their "Marlboro Lights" brand. It only ran in practice.

[Image: rosberg-estoril-1986b.jpg]

Decal setting solutions have made the job easier, and help with the results, but, soaking them in water until they slide off the backing paper is still essentially the process.

Cheers
Chris Walker
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NSR F1 "Rosberg" finished - by chrisguyw - 14th-May-21, 02:29 PM
RE: NSR F1 "Rosberg" finished - by BAracer - 14th-May-21, 02:53 PM
RE: NSR F1 "Rosberg" finished - by chrisguyw - 14th-May-21, 03:39 PM
RE: NSR F1 "Rosberg" finished - by Scuderia_Turini - 14th-May-21, 11:38 PM
RE: NSR F1 "Rosberg" finished - by 964rh - 15th-May-21, 08:06 PM
RE: NSR F1 "Rosberg" finished - by chrisguyw - 15th-May-21, 09:06 PM

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