An accessory set for a model of an aircraft of the British brand BAe in 1:72 scale. For the particular type of aircraft and kind of part, what counts is the information on the box and in the manufacturer's instructions.
Armory 1:144 - wheels for the Su-24 Fencer with weighted tires, late version is a resin replacement for the landing gear wheels with a sagged contact surface, not an aircraft kit.
Armory 1:144 - wheels for the MiG-29 Fulcrum with weighted tires, early version is a resin replacement for the landing gear wheels with a sagged contact patch, not an aircraft kit.
Old Propeller 1:32 - four- and five-color lozenge for the upper and lower wing surfaces of the Fokker D.VII (Alb.) is a sheet of waterslide decals covering both wings in the version for machines from the Albatros production.
Old Propeller 1:32 - four-color fuselage lozenge for the Fokker D.VII (OAW) with rib tapes is a sheet of waterslide decals that besides the covering also contains the tapes that cover the seams over the ribs.
Old Propeller 1:32 - German naval lozenge with fabric texture, brown version is a sheet of waterslide decals with the hexagonal covering pattern of Imperial German naval aviation, printed with the structure of the fabric already suggested.
Old Propeller 1:32 - four-color fuselage lozenge for the Fokker D.VII (OAW) including the interior lozenge is a sheet of waterslide decals for the fuselage covering, supplemented with the pattern for the visible parts of the interior.
Old Propeller 1:32 - four-color fuselage lozenge for the Fokker D.VII (OAW) is a sheet of waterslide decals that carries the printed lozenge camouflage of the fuselage onto the model instead of laborious spraying through templates.
Five-color lozenge pattern for the fuselage of the Fokker D.VII in 1:32 scale from Old Propeller. The sheet is cut for machines built by Ostdeutsche Albatros Werke and also includes the interior pattern.
Five-color lozenge pattern for the upper and lower wing surfaces of the Fokker D.VII in 1:32 scale from Old Propeller. The sheet is cut for machines built by Ostdeutsche Albatros Werke.
Four-color lozenge pattern for the upper and lower wing surfaces of the Fokker D.VII in 1:32 scale from Old Propeller. The sheet is cut for machines from the Albatros licensed production.
Five-color lozenge pattern for the fuselage of the Fokker D.VII in 1:32 scale from Old Propeller. The sheet is cut for machines from the Albatros licensed production and also includes the interior pattern.
Five-color lozenge pattern for the upper and lower wing surfaces of the Fokker D.VII in 1:32 scale from Old Propeller. The sheet is cut for machines from the Albatros licensed production.
Five-color lozenge for the fuselage of the Fokker D.VII in 1:32 scale from the Old Propeller brand. The sheet is cut for machines from the production of the parent Fokker works and includes the interior pattern as well.
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