A pair of Liberators of the 98th Bombardment Group on one sheet: the airframe listed under the names Grumpy and Hail Columbia and an aircraft with the art The Witch. Decals for the large 1:32 scale.
A desert pair of Consolidated B-24D bombers on a 1:32 decal sheet. The machines worked up carry the art Sneezy and Bashful, the second of which also bore the name Jersey Jackass.
The Libyan desert of 1942 and 1943 on one sheet: the markings of two Liberators, Prince Charming and Doc with the second name Northern Star. Decals for 1:32 scale.
A 1:32 decal sheet for the four engine Consolidated B-24D bomber. It works up two versions of the markings of the machine nicknamed Dopey, one of which carries a second name, Arkansas Traveler.
Markings for the aircraft PA474 in the form it wears on its left side: the codes AR-L and the name Leader referring to No. 460 Squadron of the Royal Australian Air Force from the airfield of Binbrook. A sheet for 1:32 scale.
Two states of one machine on a single sheet: the Lancaster Mk X version with the nickname Exterminator in its wartime finish as well as in the form it was later given during restoration. Decals for 1:32 scale.
The Canadian Lancaster with serial number KB840, the code WL-N and the nickname Nan served with No. 434 Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force. A decal sheet in 1:32 scale transfers its markings onto a model.
The surviving Lancaster B Mk.VII with serial number NX611 is still a taxiable exhibit in Lincolnshire today. The 1:32 decal sheet offers both sets of codes this aircraft wears, in its condition of 2014.
A Kits-World decal sheet in 1:32 scale with the markings of the British Avro Lancaster B.I bomber, the machine LL785 with the fuselage codes WS-F of No. 9 Squadron RAF, including the period nose art with the name Fanlight Fanny. It is an accessory for a model, not a kit.
The nickname Pistol Packin Mama was carried by the Lancaster with serial number ME326 and the code AR-P of No. 460 Squadron of the Royal Australian Air Force. A sheet of waterslide decals in 1:32 scale transfers these markings onto a finished model.
A decal sheet in the large 1:32 scale with the markings of a single Avro Lancaster bomber: the machine with serial number NX554, the code letters ZL-F and the nose art Fannin Fanny. Waterslide decals for transfer onto a finished painted model.
Decals in 1:32 for the Canadian built Avro Lancaster B Mk.X of No. 419 Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force, the machine KB772 with the code VR-R from the spring of 1945.
Kits-World 1:32 Avro Lancaster LM453 WS-E is a decal sheet in 1:32 scale with the markings of a particular machine of the British Avro Lancaster heavy bomber.
Kits-World 1:32 Avro Lancaster Lonesome Lola is a decal sheet in 1:32 scale devoted to a particular machine of the British Avro Lancaster heavy bomber.
A pair of finishes of P-51D fighters from the last year of the war on one 1:32 sheet. Both machines carry lettering of their own on the fuselage and complete squadron codes.
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