"Little Big Men transfers with Xyston Greeks?" Topic
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| Ivan DBA | 19 Oct 2012 6:24 p.m. PST |
Little Big Men has a great selection of shield transfers for Xyston Greeks. Has anyone tried them? Were they hard to apply? |
| andyfb | 19 Oct 2012 10:46 p.m. PST |
Used a couple of hundred on my Xysto Greeks/Macednians/Thracians. Easy to use, Gloss varnish the shield before applying. Cheers Andy :-) |
| Keraunos | 20 Oct 2012 1:49 a.m. PST |
yea, they work great. you must cut as close as absolutly possible to the edge of the transfer, you want no margin between the end of the ink and the edge if possible, because the xyston figure has a rim already. And the more care you put into the alignment in advance, the better, as they can go off centre quite easily – as with any transfer. gloss vanish the shield first,
then apply the thing,
then gloss varnish it again to help stop it curling later
(and then do your normal varnish for the shine) white and light colours are the best for your shield backgroud – let the transfer do the dark colours for you, as anything else will get muddied. Some of the last ones I made are here tinyurl.com/8u8clu8
tinyurl.com/8hl5y9o
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tinyurl.com/8bgxbmh |
| Ivan DBA | 20 Oct 2012 3:48 p.m. PST |
Those look good Keraunos! Thanks for the tips and assurances guys! I'll have to buy some. |
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