Decals 1:32 for three striking coats of the Bronco: an American test establishment, a German target towing unit and a Marine Corps machine.
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The Bronco was designed as a versatile helper for ground units, and its long glazed cabin with two tail booms became an easily recognized silhouette. Besides combat service, however, it was also operated by test establishments and auxiliary units, which painted the machines in garish colors so that they would be clearly visible in flight. It is exactly such subjects that this set offers, and among the decals for this type they are some of the most colorful.
The first subject is an American machine of the naval air test center in Maryland from the early 1980s, which had the nose, the wing tips and the tail surfaces painted red. The second is a German example of version B from a unit that towed targets for ground ranges. It flew from a north German base in 1985 and carried a yellow-green finish with a white aluminum lower part and bright orange warning areas according to the European color chart. The third subject is an aircraft of a US Marine Corps observation squadron from California from the 1970s, whose upper wing surfaces were gloss white.
The individual elements are cut out right at the edge of the print and applied with water. With larger color areas, such as the red wing tips, it pays to polish the surface beforehand and to use decal softener so that the film does not copy the unevenness. The package contains only the sheet, not the kit and not the paints.
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