White lettering from Cougar to Warthog stick

[Ala12Rv-Tundra]

Hi guys, I was wondering if anyone recreated the white lettering from Cougar stick into Warthog´s. I´m referring to the white letters over the top of the handle: WPN REL- CAMERA GUN and so.

I would like to add them to my Warthog stick and read something about water inkjet transfer replacement. Any hints? What´s the used font?

[crash test pilot]

I think it is ms33558 - if you cant find arial rounded mt bold maybe a surrogate. Do not forget to protect the decal with clear varnish after application and better paint the spot where you apply them in white or the black background will let your lettering appear very dark.

[Ala12Rv-Tundra]

I think it is ms33558 - if you cant find arial rounded mt bold maybe a surrogate. Do not forget to protect the decal with clear varnish after application and better paint the spot where you apply them in white or the black background will let your lettering appear very dark.

 

Do I need a special printer to do so? Or just special water transfer paper decal sheet?

Totally noob on this sorry

[crash test pilot]

You need special transfer sheet - there are different types for inkjet and for laser (if you have a thermotranfer printer this would be the right one) and both come in clear or white background (the usual printer cannot print white!). After printing you need to seal the print with special formula like micro liquid decal film. Maybe you know someone who is into scale moddeling and ask that someone for help?

[Ala12Rv-Tundra]

You need special transfer sheet - there are different types for inkjet and for laser (if you have a thermotranfer printer this would be the right one) and both come in clear or white background (the usual printer cannot print white!). After printing you need to seal the print with special formula like micro liquid decal film. Maybe you know someone who is into scale moddeling and ask that someone for help?

 

No I don´t have any printer at home. I have micro sol and micro set from my days of building plastic models, thanks.