A sheet of labels and lettering for a model of the Model T ambulance of 1917 in 1:35 scale. It adds the small technical markings that a kit usually does not deal with.
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The ambulance version of the Model T car of 1917 was among the most widespread evacuation vehicles of the First World War. The light chassis and the simple box body could be made in large numbers and the vehicles served close to the front. That is precisely why they tended to carry a number of small pieces of lettering and marks, without which a model looks empty.
A sheet of labels and lettering in 1:35 scale intended for a model of the Model T ambulance of 1917. This is an addition to the markings that come with a kit, not a replacement for the whole set of decals.
Before you soak the sheet, check in the manufacturer's instructions whether it is not a self-adhesive form; a soaked self-adhesive film is ruined for good, whereas a waterslide decal can be soaked at any time later. With a waterslide form, proceed in the usual way: cut the element out with its surround, lay it in water, and once it has released, slide it onto a glossy base and press the surplus water out with a cotton swab. On a broken-up surface a softener helps, so that the film draws itself onto the detail. Finally go over everything with a matte varnish.
It suits builders of First World War vehicles whose model is missing the small markings and who want the vehicle legibly labeled. The work is undemanding, and all that is needed is tweezers, a cotton swab and calm for placing the elements precisely.
The package holds only the sheet named. The model, paints and varnish are not included, unless stated otherwise.
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