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Yes. Laser printed decals do not require a clear coat to seal the ink. Not so with ink jet printed ones.

Moving right along... After first shot of glosscote: Husnock Warship 063 by Steve J, on Flickr Two shots of glosscote: Husnock Warship 064 by Steve J, on Flickr Squaring off... The Husnock model has, dare I say it, FIVE TIMES THE MASS, of the Enterprise. Weighing each model in my hand I...

I love how the speakers are made by a company named after the robot in Futurama. :D

A video... is worth... a lot of images... Husnock Warship Video 002 by Steve J, on Flickr

The light and dark gunmetal chalks ready for application. I even have grey: Husnock Warship 054 by Steve J, on Flickr Darker grey areas were painted a slightly darker shade of steel grey, which I thought was too light, so... i rubbed the surfaces with Tamiya gunmetal pastel chalk: Husnock...

Such imagination! Such talent! You are on a roll with this project. I could see you doing a stop action video of these little guys in concert.

Not sure where you can get decals for the saucer rim stripes and windows. I painted mine using thin strips of masking tape. And lots of retouching to get them a uniform thickness. I made the windows using my pinvise and a very small drill bit to make round and lozenge shapes with the help of a...

Someone on Reddit posted this Starshio Modeler link to downloadable Aztecs for several starships including the B and Excelsior so you can download and print them yourself: http://starshipmodeler.com/tech/cz_mask.htm

One thing I thought of after my earlier post is the aztec decal set Polar Lights sells for their 1/1000 Excelsior kit. You might be able to cobble enough Aztecs from two sets to make the B.

Starship Modeler has a good hardware reference page with a lot of pics of the studio model. Scroll down and it’s the second starship listed on the page. Plenty of images if you decide to make your own decals, or paint the aztec like I did with my build some eons ago. Enterprise B Saucer Above...

After third coat of Duplicolor filler primer. Very smooth: Husnock Warship 045 by Steve J, on Flickr Aft end after final primer coat and some minor cleanup:: Husnock Warship 046 by Steve J, on Flickr First basecoat of Humbrol steel gray enamel airbrushed with my old Paasche: Husnock...

Holy frack! That thing looks massive! Any idea what it weighs?

After final (and I :D really mean it) detailing... the Husnock gets its first coat of Duplicolor filler primer: Husnock Warship 039 by Steve J, on Flickr Aft end. First coat of Duplicolor filler primer: Husnock Warship 040 by Steve J, on Flickr After second coat of Duplicolor filler...

Hah! There are always strings attached when it comes to guitars. Love the robot band thing. Very clever.

Looking very nice. The cockpit detail painting is exceptional.

A little more sanding with 600 grit sanding film before spraying with fine filler primer. Then I'll apply some airbrush coats of the main hull color: Husnock Warship 037 by Steve J, on Flickr Mister Surfacer brushed on. I added six tiny glass jewelry beads on top of the main superstructure...

Husnocking along... :) Evergreen styrene rod framing and strips added to impulse engines. Half round rod used to make matching "fishing rods" atop the aft section either side of the main superstructure: Husnock Warship 027 by Steve J, on Flickr Will brush with Mister Surfacer again before...

AVES Apoxy Sculpt might work. If you can get it.

I added a short piece of round tubing and two sizes of small styrene half round rod to the forecastle of the ship. Most of the original detail had gotten sanded down in the earlier printer ridge removal phase of the build and I thought I could do better: Husnock Warship 024 by Steve J, on...

Details... Details... Framing was added around the stern RCS thruster cluster. Hey! Thruster cluster... I kinda like that! :D A drum/canister was added to the starboard side under the engine vent: Husnock Warship 017 by Steve J, on Flickr Styrene rings added to tubes and brushed with...