A sheet for the F4U-1A Corsair carrier fighter in 1:72. Both schemes belong to a single pilot, Ira Kepford of squadron VF-17, and capture two of his machines of the beginning of 1944.
Markings for the Mitchell II in the B-25D version in 1:72. Four finishes: one machine of No. 226 Squadron of May 1944 and three aircraft of No. 305 Squadron of the fall of the previous year.
A sheet for the twin-engine Mitchell II bomber in the B-25C version, scale 1:72. Four schemes, three of No. 305 Squadron of the Royal Air Force and one of a training unit in the Bahamas.
A set of markings for the heavy fighter Messerschmitt Bf 110C in 1:72. Three schemes cover the period from September 1939 to the spring of 1940 and among them is the aircraft of Wolfgang Falck.
Markings for the Spitfire Mk.IX in 1:72 with three schemes of Polish squadrons of the Royal Air Force of the years 1942 and 1943, including the machine of Wing Commander Aleksander Gabszewicz.
A sheet of markings for the Messerschmitt Bf 109F-4 in 1:72. The five color schemes of 1941 and 1942 take in the machines of Hermann Graf, Rudolf Müller, Frank Liesendahl and two aircraft of Heinz Bär.
Four Messerschmitts of the F-2 version of 1941, among them the machine of the commander of a famous fighter Geschwader and the aircraft of two further well-known pilots of the Eastern Front.
Decals in 1:72 for the Hawker Hurricane Mk I in the markings of Polish squadrons of the RAF: No. 303 Squadron from Northolt and No. 306 Squadron from Ternhill, 1940.
The heavy twin-engine Bristol Beaufighter VI in five forms. Three of them belong to a Polish night fighter squadron, the remaining two to a British and an American unit.
A set of wet decals in 1:72 for the long-range Bf 110D version. Three Norwegian machines of ZG 76 from 1940 and 1941, among them the aircraft of Major Erich Groth.
Wet decals in 1:72 for the Messerschmitt Bf 110C heavy fighter with three Luftwaffe markings from 1939 to 1941, including the machine of Wolfgang Falck of 2./ZG 76.
White characters in large formats for American aircraft, scale 1:48. Intended for the large numbers on the nose, the tail and the underside of the wing.
Six Japanese G4M1 naval bombers from three air groups. The subjects come from Rabaul, from a home base in Japan and from Clark Field in the Philippines.
The marque's richest sheet for the reconnaissance Potez 63-11: eight machines in the service of four different air forces. Masks for the glazing are in the package as well.
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