The combined decal sheet 1:48 Bf 109 G-6, Ju 87 D-5 and Fw 190 F-8 from HAD models, with period Hungarian markings for three different types.
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This sheet from the Hungarian manufacturer HAD models is a combined one: on a single sheet there are markings for three different types of aircraft in 1:48 scale, one variant for each of them. The machines carry period Hungarian codes, and among them is an aircraft with a painted name. It is a decal accessory in its own right for a model, not a kit.
The Bf 109 G-6 is the most numerously built version of this fighter, recognizable by the prominent fairings over the breeches of the fuselage guns. The Ju 87 D-5 is a late version of the dive bomber with a longer-span wing. The Fw 190 F-8 represents the ground attack variant of the Fw 190, with strengthened armor protection and racks for bomb loads. All three types were in service with the Hungarian Air Force during the Second World War, and their markings differ from the German machines in the shape of the national insignia and in the system of fuselage codes.
Because the sheet covers three models at once, plan in advance what you will use and what you will keep in reserve. Apply the decals over gloss clear coat, let them rest after soaking and slide them onto the model without pulling at the film. Settle the large codes that run across the engraved lines of the fuselage with a softener. Take care with the Ju 87 and its busy surface, where it is best to lay the design on in smaller pieces. Once dry, go over the model with matte varnish.
The product is a decal sheet. The models, paints and varnishes are not included in the package.
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