Principality of Zeon Marking Sheet for HGUC 1/144 - Bandai 5057497  [B-5057497]

Bandai 5057497 - Gundam Decal 29 for HGUC 1/144 MS Principality of Zeon (2)
Price:
AUD$10.02
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5057497
Condition:
Brand New
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Markings and stencil transfers made for HGUC 1/144 Zeon suits

The product is a water-slide decal sheet intended as an accessory for HGUC 1/144 scale models. It is designed to provide external markings used by mobile suits of the Principality of Zeon within the Universal Century timeline, the faction central to the One Year War and subsequent UC conflicts. Zeon mobile suits are depicted in-universe as military combat frames and carrier of unit and tactical identification; the decal set reproduces those surface identifiers rather than structural or mechanical components. This adaptation makes the sheet suitable for adding unit insignia, serial numbers, and technical stencil details to HGUC 1/144 builds, matching the visual language associated with Zeon forces in the Universal Century era.

Application notes and tools

Difficulty: moderate. You will need basic modelling tools: tweezers, a shallow water dish, a fine artist brush and a sharp hobby knife. Soft swabs or tissue paper help with repositioning and moisture control during transfer.

Surface care and finishing tips

Recommended optional steps include cleaning the surface and, where appropriate, applying a gloss clear coat to minimise silvering. After decal placement, finish with a sealing clear coat—gloss or matte—to merge the decal film with painted surfaces and protect the printed detail.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/144
  • Grade: HGUC
  • Build Level: normal

The sheet contains a selection of Zeon unit insignia and technical markings sized for HGUC 1/144 kits to add identifiable surface detail.

Use a sharp hobby knife to cut decals close to the printed edge for tight fits. Test-fit on the model dry first, then soak and position carefully to avoid overstretching the film.
Slight repositioning is possible while moisture remains; use a soft brush or swab to nudge the decal gently. Once dry and sealed, movement is limited without lifting the film.
If a marking is too large for a surface, trim it with a sharp blade and position sections individually. Ensure edges are neat before sealing to maintain a realistic finish.

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