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.
A decal sheet in 1:48 scale for the twin-rotor Boeing Vertol 107 helicopter in Canadian service. The sheet covers the rescue version as well as the transport one.
Decals in 1:72 scale for the American C-130 Hercules transport aircraft. The data gives two finishes of E version machines from operations in the Persian Gulf.
Decals in 1:48 scale for the British two-seat fighter Gloster Javelin in its early versions, with three color options from RAF squadrons of the late 1950s.
A 1:72 decal sheet devoted to UH-1 air ambulance helicopters in Vietnam. It brings nine machines of medical companies from 1968 to 1972, including the period nicknames painted on their noses.
Decals with technical stencils for the UH-1 helicopter in air ambulance form in 1:32 from the manufacturer Print Scale. It is not a kit but an add-on decal sheet.
An extensive sheet in 1:72 scale with sixteen markings for the British Jaguar strike aircraft. Its core is eleven machines of squadrons 6, 41 and 54 from the desert operations of 1991 with nose art and mission tallies, supplemented by later options from the years 1985 to 2005.
The third part of a sheet for the unmanned target version of the British trainer biplane in 1:48 scale. Four options include a machine on floats from the St Athan base, an aircraft of an anti-aircraft training unit, a Norwegian license-built example and a naval machine from 1976.
The second sheet for the F3H Demon fighter in 1:48 scale. It contains two markings: a machine of the all-weather version from VF-122 and an aircraft of VF-21 from the deck of the Midway in 1959, both with the serial number and the fuselage code.
The first markings sheet for the F3H Demon carrier fighter in 1:48 scale. It offers two options: a machine of VF-41 from the carrier Independence in 1959 and an aircraft of VF-131 from the carrier Constellation in 1962, both with the serial number and the fuselage code.
The follow-up part with six markings of the British delta-wing bomber in 1:144 scale. It covers machines from 1969 to 1983, among them an aircraft converted into a flying tanker and a participant in an American crew competition.
The first part of a sheet for the British delta-wing bomber in 1:144 scale. Six markings cover the B.1, B.1A and B.2 versions from 1962 to 1964, among them a machine configured as a standoff missile carrier and an aircraft of a training unit.
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