A set of waterslide decals, 1:72 Douglas ERA-3B Skywarrior Part 1 from the maker Print Scale, for models of the American carrier aircraft in 1:72 scale.
A set of waterslide decals, 1:48 Bristol Beaufighter Mk.X Part 2 from the maker Print Scale, for models of the British twin-engine strike aircraft in 1:48 scale.
A set of waterslide decals, 1:48 Bristol Beaufighter Mk.X Part 1 from the maker Print Scale, for models of the British twin-engine strike aircraft in 1:48 scale.
A set of waterslide decals, 1:48 Bristol Beaufighter TF.Mk.X Part-2 from the maker Print Scale, for models of the British twin-engine torpedo and strike aircraft in 1:48 scale.
Decals for the Bristol Beaufighter TF.Mk.X, part 1, in 1:48 scale from the maker Print Scale. A set of waterslide decals for Beaufighter models, not a kit.
Decals for the F4U Corsair in the Korean War, part 2, in 1:32 scale from the maker Print Scale. A set of waterslide decals for Corsair models, not a kit.
Wet decals in 1:72 scale for the McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet carrier-based fighter-bomber, including a Marine Corps machine from squadron VMFA-112.
Decals in 1:72 scale with four torpedo-carrying Beaufighters of Coastal Command and of a Canadian squadron, from the fighting of 1944 to postwar Malaya.
A 1:48 sheet devoted to two B-17G bombers with a documented fate, one of which ended up over the Ore Mountains and the other in Italy after seventy-one combat missions.
Five schemes of carrier-borne attack aircraft flown by air group commanders. Blue finishes from 1949 to 1956, each machine from a different parent ship.
A sheet of waterslide decals with nine de Havilland Vampire aircraft in RAF service between 1948 and 1950, from Egypt through occupied Germany to Cyprus.
Nine schemes of Polish supersonic fighters in 1:72 scale. Five different versions of the type, from the reconnaissance one to the late interceptor, including an anniversary finish.
Decals in 1:48 scale for the carrier-borne dive bomber and its army version. Two schemes: a machine from Port Moresby in the spring of 1942 and an aircraft from Operation Torch.
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