Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

Before I try making making my own my own in 1/16 scale, I thought I'd take the easy way out and see if anyone had a source for these as "store boughts".

They are listed from some outfits in 1/48 and 1/35, but I have not seen any in 1/16.

RE: Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

I haven't done any measuring yet but was going to look into using a hole punch.

I would at least start there.



Jeff

RE: Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

I bet there are easily found circles (like the looseleaf hole reinforcing stickies) that are the right size, if you planned it carefully, you could nail the look.

RE: Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

Glen, you could buy the 1/35 set and then spray black on a sheet of paper or card stock and then blow the image up to 1/16 on a copier? I did the same thing with some 1/35 decals to make stencils of them in 1/16. Airbrushed turret numbers are a beautiful thing!!! :D

RE: Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

you talking about this pattern Glen

RE: Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

Yes, that's the one.http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/js/f...eeth_smile.gif
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RE: Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

cool can't wait to see it

RE: Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

Some have used different size round erasers dipped in paint .

Jimmy

RE: Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

I got this for my Blue Star Hetzer

http://www.mxpression.com/miscellaneous.html

Not sure if they are still available.

RE: Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

Thanks


I have sent an email to them to see if they are.
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UPDATE: according to the email I received, the 1/16 scale disc camo stencils are not available.

RE: Disc Camo Stenciles in 1/16?
 

I would still try blowing up the 1/35 scale stencils to 1/16?

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I have tried, so far I am not happy with the test results, if I can't pull it off, I will go to an alternative camo.
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Looking at the picture, it looks to me like they shot the dark color, then laid out paint can lids, then shot a light color, then pulled the lids and shot a bit more of the light color in blobs.

I bet you could do that. To scale. More or less.

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