Decals in 1:72 for the Italian Fiat BR.20 Cicogna twin-engine bomber. Eight markings cover machines of Italian bomber Stormi, an aircraft of the Aviazione Legionaria from Spain and a machine of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force from China.
Five finishes of the British Fairey Battle light bomber on a sheet in 1:72 scale. Beside Royal Air Force machines from 1939 and 1940 there is an Irish target tug, an Australian training example and a Turkish machine.
Nine markings for the carrier-based Curtiss SB2C Helldiver dive bomber in 1:72 scale. Aircraft from American carriers, the Army A-25 version and a postwar French machine from Indochina are included.
Decals for the four-engine Lockheed P-3 Orion patrol aircraft in 1:72 scale. The sheet covers a US Navy machine, the Australian No. 11 Squadron and an aircraft of Argentine naval aviation.
Eleven markings for the British Boulton Paul Defiant turret fighter in 1:72 scale. The list runs from the 1937 prototype through Battle of Britain machines to night-camouflaged aircraft and a training example from the end of 1942.
A sheet of waterslide decals in 1:72 scale for the Italian Fiat CR.32 fighter biplane. It offers nine complete markings, from the demonstration machine of the 154a Squadriglia through aircraft committed on the Iberian Peninsula to an example tested in the Soviet Union.
Eleven marking options for the carrier-based Grumman F6F Hellcat fighter in 1:72 scale. The sheet carries machines of American naval aces from the fighting in the Pacific and a French aircraft from the 1950s.
Eight marking options for the carrier-based Fairey Barracuda torpedo and dive bomber in 1:72 scale. The subjects come from the Fleet Air Arm in India, Ceylon and postwar Europe.
Six marking options for the carrier-based Fairey Firefly in 1:72 scale. The subjects include machines from the Korean War, an Australian target tug, a Thai naval machine and a British aircraft from the end of the Second World War.
Twelve marking options for the British Buccaneer strike aircraft in 1:72 scale. Most of the subjects come from the 1991 Gulf operation, when the machines carried varied names and nose art.
Six marking options for the carrier-based FJ Fury family in 1:72 scale. The sheet carries machines of the US Navy and the Marine Corps from the second half of the 1950s, including the FJ-4B attack version.
Eight marking options for the Spitfires flown by American pilots of the Second World War. The 1:72 sheet covers the Mk V, Mk VIII and Mk IX versions with units in England, North Africa and Italy.
Three marking options for the carrier-based F-4B Phantom II fighter of the US Navy in 1:72 scale. The subjects come from the carriers Midway, Coral Sea and Constellation between 1965 and 1972.
Eight marking options for the reconnaissance RF-101C Voodoo in 1:72 scale. All the subjects belonged to the 45th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron with the polka-dot emblem, which flew from Tan Son Nhut airfield over Southeast Asia.
Two marking options for the Albatros D.III biplane in 1:72 scale. One subject is an Austro-Hungarian machine from the summer of 1918, the other an aircraft of the Polish 7th Fighter Escadrille from the war of 1920.
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