Matho Models White Lowercase Letter Waterslide Decals

Matho Models 80016 provides an A6 sheet of small white lowercase waterslide letter decals in five different heights. The sheet includes 1mm, 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm and 3mm letters, providing a useful choice of sizes for adding white lowercase lettering to scale modelling projects. Each height is identified on the sheet, making it easy to select the required size during application.

Suitable for all scales, the decals feature separated film, allowing individual letters to come away one by one without the need to cut precisely to their edges. Their ultra-thin construction helps them adapt well to different surfaces, while the semi-matte finish provides a controlled appearance. High-definition printing delivers crisp results even across the smallest details, with accurate and colourfast white printing.

Five Lowercase Letter Heights

The A6 sheet contains white lowercase letters in 1mm, 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm and 3mm heights. This selection of five sizes provides flexibility when choosing lettering for an individual design. The heights are clearly listed on the sheet, helping you identify the appropriate characters before application.

These Matho Models decals combine a choice of lowercase letter sizes with individually separated film. The range of heights from 1mm through to 3mm makes the sheet suitable for a variety of scales.

Applying the Waterslide Letter Decals

Cut out the required decal with a sharp knife and place it in water for approximately 5 to 10 seconds to loosen it from the carrier paper. Gently slide the letter into position using tweezers. Decal softener, such as Micro Set and Sol, can be used for better adhesion, particularly when applying the decal to a non-flat surface.

Once positioned, use tissue paper and apply light pressure over the decal to remove excess water or decal softener and fix the letter in place. Varnish can then be airbrushed over the decal for protection. Semi-matte or matte varnish can be used to reduce glare if required, followed by the usual weathering process to blend the white lowercase lettering into the finished design.