1:72 Supermarine Spitfire I-XVI Stencils is a sheet of waterslide decals with the technical stencils for Spitfires of the Mk I to Mk XVI versions, made by Techmod, part number 72062.
Four marking options in 1:72 for Typhoon Mk Ibs of 1943 of No. 175, 247 and 609 Squadrons RAF and of No. 451 Squadron RAAF, including the machine of the Belgian pilot Lallemant.
Five Polish F-16 aircraft of the Block 52 plus version on a sheet in 1:72. Four single-seat and one two-seat machine from the home base near Poznan, states of the years 2006 and 2010.
Decals for the Japanese Zero carrier fighter of the early version. Four machines, three of them from the attack on Pearl Harbor and one from a later training unit.
Three Supermarine Spitfires of the IX version on a sheet in 1:72, two of them the personal machines of a Polish wing leader. Masks for the glazing and for the wing insignia are in the package as well.
Two German Fieseler Fi 156C machines of the beginning of the Second World War on one sheet in 1:72. The package also holds masks for the intricate glazing of the pilot's cabin.
A sheet of decals for the Fieseler Fi 156C in 1:72. Six machines from postwar Poland, military as well as civil, and with them cut-out masks for the glazing of the canopy.
Four German Bf 109G-2 machines in the R6 variant with underwing cannon gondolas, among them the aircraft of well-known fighter pilots from Stalingrad and from the Arctic front. A mask for the canopy is enclosed.
Three Spitfires of the Mk IX series of the Polish squadrons of the RAF in 1:72 scale. The package also holds masks for the canopy and for the yellow wing stripes.
Two sheets of clear decal film with no printing. They serve for printing your own markings, for patches and for protecting a printed image. Scale 1:72.
Three Spitfires of the F.IX version of the spring of 1943 flown by an American fighter pilot with a Polish squadron. Masks for the yellow wing stripes and for the canopy glazing belong to the sheet.
Five markings for American carrier Vindicators of naval scouting squadrons and of a Marine Corps squadron. Masks for the canopy and photo-etched parts are in the package as well.
Techmod 1:72 Hawker Typhoon Mk Ib is a sheet of waterslide decals for a model of the British fighter-bomber of the Second World War. It is an accessory for a model, not a kit.
Three famous Japanese A6M2 fighters, among them the machine of Saburo Sakai of the Tainan Air Group and an aircraft from the first attack on Pearl Harbor. Printed for 1:72.
Two markings for the Mitsubishi A6M2: the captured machine P-5016 in Chinese colors, which American pilots tested, and a Japanese aircraft with the number 110 of June 1943. Scale 1:72.
Three markings of the Taifun: the personal aircraft of an aircraft designer, a machine from the air meeting on the Isle of Man in 1937 and a Luftwaffe liaison aircraft of the end of the war. For models in 1:72.
Export Vindicators in French and British colors: two V-156-F machines of the naval escadrille AB1 of the winter of 1939 and the Chesapeake AL924 of No. 811 Squadron. Masks and photo-etched parts are included as well.
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