-[GOOD MARK DECALS-] that is perfect for character models and science fiction mecha.
--[Military Stencil & Line Shape] is a lineup of recommended font series for unit codes.
-[Military stencil] arranges military stencil paint. Line Shape is a cool, futuristic outline font.
-Each mark is created assuming that humanoid weapons are actually operated with reference to existing aircraft and armored fighting vehicles.
――The 1/144 scale is a scale feeling that assumes a humanoid weapon of about 18 meters that appears in science fiction.
--In addition to the [A to Z] alphabets that can be used freely, a combination of letters that is conscious of unit formation is also included.
――Since each alphabet has its own balance of thickness and length, it is also a point that it looks natural no matter which number is arranged.
――The size of the mark is also adjusted for each scale so that it can be attached to the shield of humanoid weapons, shoulders, chest, elbows, knees, etc. where the unit number is likely to shine.
--Colors are white and dark gray. In addition to red, a new color [gray] is now available!
――The standard colors that can be used anywhere will be useful in various scenes.
――You can use it as a single item, but with the [GM Caution Decal] and [GM Line Decal] series on sale, etc.
――You can enjoy a wider range by using multiple combinations.
-The decal can be peeled off the transparent part after drying [Ashita decal].
――It has the same finish as an instant letter, but it can be printed in multiple colors and can be positioned in the same way as a normal water slide decal.
――There is no reflection of the transparent part of the decal that is unnatural, and it looks like a real mark painted with paint.
--Printing is high-precision silk screen printing. It features a precise print with little color sheer.
-[GOOD MARK DECALS-] is a decal brand for character models of [Ashita decal].
――Enjoy the beautiful finish as if you painted it with the ease of applying decals!
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