A decal sheet in 1:32 scale for the B-17G bomber with the serial number 42-97880 and the code DF-F, which flew with the 324th Squadron of the 91st Bombardment Group with its front section in bare metal and its tail in olive paint.
Printing in 1:32 for a pair of machines from late Mitchell production. One has a different nickname on the left and right side, the other artwork with a girl's name.
Kits-World 1:32 Avro Lancaster B.III (Special) is a decal sheet in 1:32 scale devoted to a modified version of the British Avro Lancaster heavy bomber.
Printing in 1:32 for the bomber W4954 with a striding figure from a whisky advertisement on the nose. The codes WS-J, No. 9 Squadron RAF, Bardney 1944.
A pair of American national insignia for a 1:32 model of the Mitchell in versions B and C, each in a different size. According to the manufacturer the smaller of them can be used on the wings of a Warhawk or a Mustang as well.
A set of general markings for a 1:32 model of the Mitchell. Propeller lettering and warning stripes in two forms, walkway stripes, two versions of the star with rectangles, tank lettering and data placards with spare numerals.
A sheet of small technical stencils and national insignia of the earlier shape for a 1:32 model of the B-17F bomber. It contains the instrument panel, the lettering for the fuel ports, the propeller logos and the black walkway stripes on the wing.
A sheet of decals for two B-25H-5 Mitchell machines of the 100th Bomb Squadron, the Pacific in 1943. The inscriptions Power House and Dutch in 1:32 scale.
Two B-25J bombers in 1:32 scale, each from a different era. The machine with the serial number 43-28149 carried the name The Ink Squirts, served with the 98th naval engineer unit at the air base on Sydney Island, and its nose art was created by Jack Kellogg. The second subject is 44-30823A named Pacific Prowler, an aircraft of a flying museum in Fort Worth, Texas.
On a single 1:32 sheet a Mustang with a full rear fuselage stands beside a Mustang with a bubble canopy. The older of them, number 43-12375, carried the name Bonnie B II and belonged to Captain Donald M. Beerbower of the 353rd Squadron. The younger, number 44-73264 with the code CY and the letter U, was called Gunfighter.
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