A second sheet with the markings of the 447th Bombardment Group. It offers the Fortresses Blonde Bomber II and TNT Katie of the 710th and 711th Squadron.
The markings of two Boeing machines of the 486th Bomb Group in 1945. Aircraft 43-38041 with the code 4N-L, which later flew under the code H8-L, and aircraft 43-38142 with the code 3R-P. 1:72 scale.
Markings of the bombers of the 447th Bombardment Group from the years 1943 to 1945 in 1:72 scale, among others the machines Virginia Lee II and Tail Wind.
A sheet with the names and artwork from the noses of Flying Fortresses. The real subjects are two surviving machines which went on flying after the war as well.
Nose art for the B-17G Flying Fortress in 1:72 scale. It offers the machine Ack Ack Annie of the 91st Bombardment Group and one surviving museum aircraft.
A pair of markings for a model of the Boeing bomber in 1:72. The machine 42-65296 of the 883rd Squadron of the 500th Group from Saipan in May 1945 and the machine 42-24654 of the 44th Squadron of the 40th Group from West Field on Tinian.
A 1:72 sheet with two Boeing bombers: the machine 42-63510 of the 874th Squadron of the 498th Group from Saipan in the spring of 1945 and the machine 42-6299 of the 770th Squadron of the 462nd Group from Chengdu in China in the summer of 1944.
A pair of Boeing bombers in 1:72 scale: the machine 42-63466 of the 870th Squadron from the island of Saipan and the machine 42-65276 of the 793rd Squadron of the 468th Group, which flew from Kharagpur in India in June 1944.
Reconnaissance Phantoms of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force in two finishes: the form of 1979 and a later scheme. Both markings belong to the 501st Reconnaissance Squadron, 1:72 scale.
A 1:72 sheet devoted to the end of service of the Japanese Phantoms. It carries the markings of machines of the 302nd Squadron with the fuselage numbers 77-8399 and 07-8438 and recalls the forty-five years the type served in Japan.
Four marking options for the Curtiss in the P-40E version in 1:48 scale: a desert Kittyhawk of No. 250 Squadron, a New Zealand machine from the Pacific and two Soviet aircraft.
Four markings of Warhawks in 1:48 scale, from the prewar maneuvers in Louisiana through North African F version machines to a late N version in the Assam valley in India.
A 1:48 markings sheet for the early Hawks of 1941. It offers the B and C versions of the US Army Air Forces, two British Tomahawks and a later F version machine of the French group Lafayette in Algeria.
A decal sheet in 1:48 scale with five complete markings of Curtiss P-40 machines. The selection aims at operators outside the US Army Air Forces: a captured Japanese machine, a Soviet naval regiment, and Australian and Turkish service.
P-38 Lightning of the Pacific (Late War) Set Two is a sheet of modeling decals in 1:72 scale from Kits-World for models of the twin-boom Lockheed P-38 Lightning fighter from the Pacific theater. It is not a kit but an accessory for the build.
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