Post YOUR Custom Decal Images

Wow I haven't gotten that many comments on a single decal before. Thanks.

One more again:
That`s what I call a really good decal. I haven't seen any clones of this legion before (does it exist?)
but I really like it.
Especially the signs on the shoulders and the legs are great.

KalSkirata wrote:One more again:
That`s what I call a really good decal. I haven't seen any clones of this legion before (does it exist?)

The decal is made for his legion.

Nice decal, Clone killers.
Now, I have decided to start making decals.
Here is my first.

It is my 591st legion commander. I like it, especially because it was made on paint.
C&C welcome.
Credit to CG for the template.

Looks cool, but some area are kind of pixelish. Download GIMP and try and smoothen it out, it's what I do.

It does not bother me, I'm not a expert, but thanks for the suggestion.
And I now have another decal.

591st Gunner. Base made by CG. C&C welcome.

It's looks pretty cool, but I'm not so sure about that helmet decal. Anyways, if you keep at it you'll be pretty good at making decals.

I like those, especially for paint. The gunner helmet is not all that good though, but everything else is good.

Darth Dan wrote:It does not bother me

It should. The concepts are good, but they suffer from a lack of vectorization. If they looked seamless I'm sure they would work very well.

Tital Wave wrote:I like those, especially for paint. The gunner helmet is not all that good though, but everything else is good.

Ya, I just did that to do that.

Darth Dan wrote:

Tital Wave wrote:I like those, especially for paint. The gunner helmet is not all that good though, but everything else is good.

Ya, I just did that to do that.

Isn't that the point of everything?

If you do somthing for anything besides getting it done, it'll never happen.

Here are Jango Fett's decals.

I am not sure who made the original design, so credit to the person that made the design.

That was me, Chaotic Good.

Oh, ok then, credit goes to CG.

(I moved this to the right topic.)

Custom King wrote:This is n00bish as heck, but how is decal softener used? Such as application.

Not noobish at just in the wrong thread. (See thread title.)

here's my lone commander's image that I made on paint hope you like it

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clonearmybuilder332 wrote:here's my lone commander's image that I made on paint hope you like it

First of all, capitalize the H and add a period, second of all the picture is not there.

I haven't posted a decal in a while so I decided to make one. I introduce to you, Clone Trooper Draa.

Credit to Clone Killers for the decal template.

I like that Draa, good job, isn't the green a bit light though?

The_Customizer wrote:I like theta Draa, good job, isn't the green a bit light though?

Green is wierd, it prints twice as dark as it looks for some reason... I have the same problem on most of my green decals.

If you ever have space on a decal sheet when you are printing What I do with my illustrator file/template is draw some stripes of each color in various hues.

This way in the future I will know how certain colors will print out. So I have 5 swatches of green, blue yellow, red and so on in one color where I can refer back to when making new decals. This way you aren't guessing and have a better idea what to expect at the end.

eclipsegrafx wrote:If you ever have space on a decal sheet when you are printing What I do with my illustrator file/template is draw some stripes of each color in various hues.

This way in the future I will know how certain colors will print out. So I have 5 swatches of green, blue yellow, red and so on in one color where I can refer back to when making new decals. This way you aren't guessing and have a better idea what to expect at the end.

But that would be too smart and efficient, I can't do that! Nobody would recognize me!

The MCN color chart also works.

eclipsegrafx wrote:If you ever have space on a decal sheet when you are printing What I do with my illustrator file/template is draw some stripes of each color in various hues.

This way in the future I will know how certain colors will print out. So I have 5 swatches of green, blue yellow, red and so on in one color where I can refer back to when making new decals. This way you aren't guessing and have a better idea what to expect at the end.

That's a good idea, I haven't ever thought of that.

eclipsegrafx wrote:If you ever have space on a decal sheet when you are printing What I do with my illustrator file/template is draw some stripes of each color in various hues.

This way in the future I will know how certain colors will print out. So I have 5 swatches of green, blue yellow, red and so on in one color where I can refer back to when making new decals. This way you aren't guessing and have a better idea what to expect at the end.

Wow - that's a great idea!

I'm surprised no-one's mentioned it before now, it would definitely save a lot of time for loads of people.