Decals in 1:72 for two Flying Fortresses of the G version: the machine with the number 43-37516 and the code JJ-T and the well known bomber with the number 42-31333 and the code LG-W.
A Kits-World decal sheet 1:72 for the Avro Lancaster B.I and B.III is a standalone accessory with markings for models of the British four-engine bomber.
A sheet of numerals for the fuselage tactical markings of German fighters in 1:72 scale. The size matches Bf 109 machines in the F, G and K versions and will also fit the Fw 190 variants.
Kits-World decals 1:72 — code letters 48 inches high in the muted Dull Red shade. You assemble the code on the model yourself according to the machine you are building.
A decal sheet for plastic aircraft models in 1:72 scale. The name of the item is incomplete, so it is advisable to verify the content of the sheet against the illustration and the instructions on the packaging.
Miscellaneous kill markings are waterslide decals from the Kits-World company in 1:32, 1:48 and 1:72 scales for filling in the victory markings of aircraft.
A Kits-World decal sheet 1:72 for the Northrop P-61A and P-61B Black Widow is a standalone accessory for modelers who want to give their night fighter period markings instead of the decals from the box.
A Kits-World decal sheet in 1:72 scale with period paintings on the noses of Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress bombers. A standalone accessory for a model; the kit is not part of the package.
A supplementary 1:72 sheet with numbers and letters for Mustangs of the B, C and D versions. The printing is prepared for camouflaged machines and holds victory marks as well.
Markings in 1:72 for Mustangs of the B, C and D versions: identification numbers, letters and victory symbols in a variant for aircraft without camouflage, in bare metal.
A decal set in 1:72 for the Boeing B-17F and B-17G. It holds the personal markings of two bombers, among them the machine My Devotion with the code TU-J.
A decal sheet in 1:48 scale with the markings of two P-51D fighters. It carries codes, serial numbers and the personal names of the machines Sweet Arlene and Tennessee Belle from units of the Eighth Air Force.
Decals in 1:48 for two P-51B Mustang machines from the spring of 1944. One of a combat group in England, the other of a training unit. Without a kit or paints.
A 1:48 sheet with two Mustangs of the early version. Both subjects carry a name of their own on the nose and the code letters of a fighter squadron. The plastic model is sold separately.
Decals in 1:48 for a pair of Mustangs of the early version. One machine of a combat fighter group, the other of a ferry unit. A waterslide sheet without a kit.
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