Nameplates are available in paintable, gray Acrylic Plastic.
 
Nameplates are unpainted.  Renderings in the carousel show how nampelates may appear if painted in attractive brass or gold-colored paint.
 
Please identify which nameplate you want us to make for you.  Click here to see a list of ready-to-print nameplates of over 2000 modeling subjects including space shuttle orbiters, fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, armored vehicles, ships, boats and submarines.  Requests for other aircraft, armored vehicles and ship names are welcome.
 
Nameplates feature raised lettering and a decorative rope border.
 
Fonts used:
"Arial", an easy to read and easy to paint font for most nameplates (USS Arizona BB-39, etc.).
"Caladea", an elegant font, for many 18th and 19th Century ships (HMS Victory, etc.).
"Fraktur", a traditional German font, for World War 1 and World War 2-era German ships (Bismarck, etc.).
"Mincho", a traditional Asian font, for Japanese and Chinese characters (Yamato 大和, etc.).
"Times New Roman" for Russian and other Cyrillic text (Адмира́л Кузнецо́в, etc.).
and more!
 
​​​2.75" (7 cm) nameplates are recommended for:
1/700 scale ships
1/350 scale destroyers
1/72 and 1/48 scale aircraft
1/35 scale armored vehicles
 
4" (10 cm) nameplates are recommended for:
1/350 scale cruisers
1/32 scale fighter aircraft
1/25 scale armored vehicles
 
5" (12.7 cm) nameplate are recommended for: 
1/350 scale battleships, aircraft carriers and ocean liners
1/200 scale destroyers
 
6" (15 cm) nameplates are recommended for:
1/200 scale battleships, cruisers and aircraft carriers
1/144 scale destroyers
1/125 scale destroyers
1/32 scale bombers
 
To help choose a length that will look good with your model, cut strips of paper of various lengths and hold them up to your model.  Choose a length that looks good to you.
 
Nameplate measures 7 cm x 1.1 cm.
 
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