The first of the decal sets for the oldest flying Spitfire in the world. It covers four color finishes that the aircraft P7350 wore in the 1970s and 1980s with a memorial flight.
A sheet of national insignia and technical lettering in 1:32 for American P-47 fighters. It holds variants of the star in a circle with and without bars, along with service lettering that suits any model of this type.
A 1:32 decal sheet for the Boeing B-17G in the finish of the museum aircraft 44-83514 , which can be seen in Mesa, Arizona and became famous for the painting of a girl from a poster of the period.
The markings of a particular Flying Fortress of the 333rd Bomb Squadron, which in the fall of 1943 flew from Rougham in England. The decals are intended for models in 1:32 scale.
A decal sheet 1:32 for the Boeing B-17F with nose art and the markings of the 551st Bomb Squadron of the 385th Group, a unit operating from an airfield in eastern England.
Decals 1:32 for the Boeing B-17F in the finish of the machine that was the first bomber of the Eighth Air Force to complete its fiftieth combat mission. The raid from the fall of 1943, Molesworth base.
Three markings for a 1:32 model of the Meteor F.4, among them the brilliant yellow machine from the November 1945 attempt on the speed record and aircraft of the Dutch and Egyptian air forces.
The markings of a single Flying Fortress nicknamed Two Beauts, which from the spring of 1943 flew with the 358th Bomb Squadron from Molesworth in England. The sheet is intended for models in 1:32 scale.
A set of decals 1:32 for the Boeing B-17G after the aircraft 42-102515 , which the American Experimental Aircraft Association keeps today and takes around air shows.
A set of markings in 1:32 size for a model of a Fortress that flew with the 91st Bomb Group. The machine earned its nickname from the patches left by antiaircraft fire.
Decals in 1:32 size for the famous Fortress 42-31909 of the 323rd Bomb Squadron, a machine whose nickname came from the last three digits of its serial number.
National insignia with a red border and with them a complete set of technical stencils for a 1:32 Flying Fortress in versions F and G. The red border was carried on the aircraft for only a few weeks in the summer of 1943.
A sheet for 1:32 models of Thunderbolts with a high fuselage spine. It offers the aircraft of the Greek-born Spiros Pisanos and a second machine of the same squadron, both from the fighting over northern France.
Two Thunderbolt machines with a high spine behind the cockpit in the guise of the 334th Squadron, as they looked in 1943 over occupied Europe. The sheet is intended for models in 1:32 scale.
A color decal sheet in 1:32 scale for the late Boeing B-17G. It is based on the surviving example 44-85829 , which flies with the code GD-Y in the museum colors of the Eighth Air Force.
A large format decal sheet for the four engine Boeing B-17G bomber in the finish the surviving example 44-83872 with the fuselage code VP-X still wears today. Full colors, scale 1:32.
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