Two B-25J bombers in 1:32 scale, each from a different era. The machine with the serial number 43-28149 carried the name The Ink Squirts, served with the 98th naval engineer unit at the air base on Sydney Island, and its nose art was created by Jack Kellogg. The second subject is 44-30823A named Pacific Prowler, an aircraft of a flying museum in Fort Worth, Texas.
On a single 1:32 sheet a Mustang with a full rear fuselage stands beside a Mustang with a bubble canopy. The older of them, number 43-12375, carried the name Bonnie B II and belonged to Captain Donald M. Beerbower of the 353rd Squadron. The younger, number 44-73264 with the code CY and the letter U, was called Gunfighter.
The artwork of Corporal Pumphrey on machines of the 79th Fighter Group: aircraft with the numbers X21 and X43 from the fighting in the Mediterranean in 1943.
Three twin-boom Lightnings in 1:32 scale. Two of them belonged to Robin Olds in the 434th Squadron of the 479th Group in the spring of 1944 and carried in turn the inscriptions Scat II and Scat III, both under the code L2 with the letter W. They are joined by a machine with the inscription Wicked Woman, listed under the number 42-23587.
Markings for three Thunderbolts of the 368th Fighter Group in 1:32 scale. The sheet contains the P-47D-30-RA with the serial number 44-33576, the letters D3 and K and the name Hard to Get, then the earlier P-47D-23-RA with the serial number 42-74651 with a raised fuselage spine and the name The Down Necker, and with it the same inscription in the form for a later machine with a bubble canopy, number 44-30847.
A sheet in 1:32 scale for two Thunderbolts of the 395th Fighter Squadron, which came under the 368th Fighter Group. The first subject is the P-47D-28-RA with the serial number 42-28641, the marking A7 and the letter W, named Sleepy Jean 3rd. The second is the P-47D-30-RA with the serial number 44-33221, the marking A7 and the letter B, and the name Slick Chick.
A pair of Mustangs of the 20th Fighter Group on a sheet in 1:32 scale. Captain Ernest C. Fiebelkorn flew the machine with the serial number 44-11161, the code LC and the letter N, named June Nite. The second subject is 44-13761 with the code MC and the letter I, whose pilot was Jack M. Ilfrey and whose name was Happy Jacks Go Buggy.
A sheet in 1:32 scale for British Jaguars from the Gulf War of 1991. It contains three machines in the GR1A version: the fuselage numbers XZ367 with the letter P and XZ358 with the letter W of No. 54 Squadron, and XX725 with the letter T of No. 41 Squadron. All operated from the forward base of Al-Muharraq within the British Operation Granby.
A set of German national insignia in 1:32 scale, dimensionally derived from fighters of the Bf 109 line. The content is the Balkenkreuz, that is, the cross with straight arms that machines of the Luftwaffe carried in the Second World War. The emblem derives from the older Iron Cross and became the common symbol of all three branches of the armed forces.
The sheet in 1:32 scale brings together two different versions of the Spitfire. The first is machine MK210 in the Mk IXc version, on which a test unit at Wright Field examined increased range in 1944. The second subject is a Mk VIII with the fuselage number MT841 and the name Pauline, which served with British No. 2 Squadron at Kohat in India in January 1946.
A decal sheet from the Kitsworld brand for models in 1:32 scale, listed under the designation Jaguars. A list of the artwork is included in the package.
The camouflage finish of the British squadrons armed with the SEPECAT Jaguar, worked up as a decal sheet in 1:32 scale. The Jaguar came about as a joint British and French project begun in 1965 and served with the Royal Air Force from 1974 for three whole decades. The sheet aims at the period when the machines carried the classic two-color camouflage.
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