Custom Decal Sheets for Scale Model Kits






Custom Decal Sheets for Scale Model Kits
OEM waterslide decal sheets for kit brands and aftermarket producers - custom layouts, spot white, low MOQ
| Scales | 1/64, 1/43, 1/24, 1/18 and custom |
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| Film | Ultra-thin, blue bakcing paper |
| Color | CMYK + spot white, Pantone match |
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Product Description
We manufacture complete custom waterslide decal sheets for scale model kits - not just individual logos. A properly produced kit sheet combines national insignia, stencils and data markings, serial numbers, instrument dials, placards, stripes, sponsor marks and figure decorations on one carrier, laid out exactly to your kit's dimensions and scale.
For kit brands, aftermarket producers and hobby runs
This service is built for customers who need a repeatable product rather than a one-off decal: model kit manufacturers replacing or upgrading sheets in boxed kits, aftermarket decal brands, resin and 3D-print shops, model clubs and limited-run organizers.
- Full-color CMYK plus spot white, varnish and specialty effects on ultra-thin blue-backing waterslide paper
- Fine detail for stencils, instrument panels and micro text, with tight multi-color registration
- Sheets laid out to your dimensions, with markings provided in every scale needed - 1/64, 1/43, 1/24, 1/18 and custom scales
- Pantone matching, color control bars and retained samples for consistent repeat batches
Aircraft, armor, cars, ships and figures
We print subjects across the hobby: aircraft national markings and maintenance stencils, AFV tactical numbers and factory markings, racing and road-car liveries, ship hull markings, figure insignia and diorama signage. Multiple subjects and scales can be combined on a single ganged sheet to reduce waste, or separated for retail sale.
From file to packed sheets
- Send AI, EPS or PDF artwork - or ask our designers to redraw from references - with sheet size and quantity.
- Free prepress review confirms scale, registration, white areas and bleed.
- A digital proof and physical sample are approved before any bulk run.
- Digital printing covers fast short runs and test batches; offset printing delivers fine detail and pricing for high-volume kit production.
- Export packaging and worldwide shipping by courier, air or sea are handled by our experienced team.
MOQs are flexible for new brands and aftermarket startups. Request a quote with your artwork - we reply within 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you print a full replacement decal sheet for an existing model kit?
Yes - supply the original sheet, scans or reference photos and we can redraw and reprint it to the same dimensions, often with upgraded registration and an added white underlay. Clear photos of the box and sprue decal locations help us place markings correctly.
What sheet sizes and layouts are available?
Sheets are laid out to your dimensions rather than forced into fixed templates; common A4/letter-sized and smaller custom layouts are both routine. Tell us how the sheet will be packed - kit box or aftermarket bag - and we set margins and repeat spacing accordingly.
What is the MOQ for a small aftermarket decal run?
MOQs are flexible and short hobby-scale runs are welcome via digital printing. Once a title sells, the same artwork moves to offset production for better pricing - color bars and retained samples keep both processes consistent.
Can you print spot white, varnish or specialty effects?
Spot white is standard and can be applied behind selected markings or as a full underlay. Screen-printed varnish and specialty effects are available for suitable runs; discuss your target finish at the quoting stage.
How do you keep colors consistent on repeat orders?
Each job is printed against approved references with color control bars, and physical samples are retained from production. Reorders reference the same artwork files and recorded color standards so batch-to-batch variation stays minimal.
Can one sheet contain markings in different scales?
Yes. Ganging several subjects or scales on one sheet is common for variety packs and club runs, while separate single-subject sheets are better for retail-labeled products. We can advise on layout once we see your artwork list.
