19/10/2008
Imperial Guard Font...
Ive been playing around with airbrushing Logos and vehicle identifiers on to tanks recently. I find that transfers never set properly and never look exactly right. Ill do a full post on the technique i use in a later post, but for the moment, i wanted to discuss fonts. Originally i was just using Arial in my tests and it never looked quite right. When i started to google it occured to me (duh!) that military vehicles use a military font. So after a bit of googling i found Da Font which has an excellent collection of military fonts. I went for Gunplay which nicely matches the style i am going for...
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You may already have discovered this, but to get perfect decals you need to use Microsol and Microset:- http://www.scale-models.co.uk/tutorials/1921-microsol.html#post10095
I use these, and the effects are remarkable. Decals simply conform to surfaces that have curves in multiple directions and detailed surface texture. They look painted on. Cannot recommend them enough.
Sholto
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