French national roundels of the period 1938 to 1942 in 1:48. The sheet covers the insignia of the French Air Force of the Third Republic as well as of machines flying after the armistice.
Four markings for the Potez 63-11 reconnaissance aircraft: French machines from 1940, the same aircraft after it was seized by the Spanish Air Force, and an Italian machine from 1943.
Two German subjects of the liaison and reconnaissance Fieseler of the beginning of the war. Besides the decals the envelope also holds masks for the glazing of the roomy cabin.
Six forms of the Fieseler Fi 156C liaison aircraft in postwar Polish service, from a military flight to civil registrations of the 1950s. In the envelope there are masks for the canopy glazing on top of that.
Eight markings for Morane-Saulnier MS.406C1 fighters flown in France in 1940 by Polish pilots of the groups GC I/2 and GC III/1 and of the training unit at Lyon.
A sheet with four machines of the Gustav series flown by well-known fighter pilots at Stalingrad, in Lapland and on the Croatian side of the Eastern Front. Three of the four subjects carry supplementary wing armament in gondolas.
Four forms of E-4 version fighters of the summer and fall of 1940. Among the subjects is the aircraft of a pilot who made his name by escaping from captivity, and two machines of a well-known Gruppe commander.
Markings for three Messerschmitts of the E-3 version from the fall of 1939 to October 1940. The subjects belong to pilots of three different fighter wings and suit kits in 1:48.
Three Spitfires of Polish squadrons from the summer of 1943 to the spring of 1945, each from a different theater. The sheet offers code letters, serial numbers and the matching national insignia for models in 1:48.
Finnish Messerschmitts of the G-2 version on a decal sheet for 1:48. It takes in machines with fuselage numbers of the MT series, among others the aircraft of one of the most successful Finnish fighter pilots.
Markings for export Vindicators: two French V-156-F machines of escadrille AB1 of the winter of 1939 to 1940 and a British Chesapeake of No. 811 Squadron of 1941.
A print for three Spitfires of the F.IX version flown in the winter of 1943 by an American fighter pilot of Polish origin with No. 315 Polish Squadron. The sheet carries the squadron code letters as well as the serial numbers of the individual aircraft.
Techmod 1:48 Finnish national insignia and registration codes 1944 to 1945 is a set of waterslide decals with the national insignia of the Finnish Air Force on a gray backing disc and with a set of letters and numerals.
Finnish Air Force Swastikas and Serials 1934-44 1:48 is a sheet of waterslide decals with Finnish national insignia and serial markings for models of Finnish aircraft.
Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2 1:48 is a sheet of waterslide decals with the markings of several well-known Bf 109G-2 machines including those of Luftwaffe aces, completed by canopy masks.
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