The masking stencils 1:72 Fairchild C-123 Provider - canopy glazing from MH models. They make fast and accurate masking of the frames before spraying possible. The target kit is the Roden one.
Masking templates for spraying American national insignia onto a model of the Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress bomber in 1:48 scale, meant for the HK Models kit.
MH models 1:48 Avro Lancaster B.Mk.I is a set of painting masks for the British roundels, for creating the markings cleanly with an airbrush. The set is made for the Special Hobby kit.
MH models 1:48 Hawker Tempest Mk.II is a set of airbrush masks for the Indian and Pakistani national insignia (roundels) for creating the markings cleanly with an airbrush. The target kit is the Special Hobby one.
The masking templates 1:48 Hawker Tempest Mk.II - British national insignia from MH models. They let the national insignia be sprayed instead of applied as decals. Intended for the Special Hobby kit.
Seventeen Desert Air Force Mustangs over Italy in 1944 and 1945. A 1:72 sheet for the Mk.III and Mk.IVA versions with British, Australian and South African squadrons.
Twenty color schemes covering three versions of the Kittyhawk type in seven squadrons of the Desert Air Force, from the autumn of 1943 to the end of the fighting in Italy in 1945.
The second part of the sheet devoted to the Australian No. 22 Squadron. Nine machines of the A-20A, A-20C and A-20G versions, among them aircraft taken over from the US Army Air Forces.
The first part of the markings for the DB-7B Boston bombers of the Australian No. 22 Squadron. Thirteen aircraft with serials of the A28 series on a single 1:72 sheet.
Fourteen schemes of fighters and attack aircraft of the Mustang family as they served over India and Burma in 1944 and 1945 with the formations under the Tenth Air Force.
An extensive sheet in a small scale which in twenty-nine schemes covers the Spitfires of the squadrons of the Second Tactical Air Force from the Mk.VB version to the machines driven by the Griffon engine.
A personal sheet devoted to the Australian airman Brian A. Eaton. Three schemes follow his machines from the fighting over Italy in 1944 to occupation service in Japan in 1947.
A decal set in the medium scale for six Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.IV aircraft of three Allied air forces, as they looked over northern Italy in the last two years of the war.
DK Decals 1:48 P-51A and A-36A over China, Burma and India is a decal set for the early Allison-engined Mustangs. It is an accessory for a finished model, not a kit.
A sheet 1:48 with thirteen Spitfires of the Mk.IX and Mk.XVI versions of the squadrons of the Second Tactical Air Force, which in 1944 and 1945 advanced behind the front from Normandy into Germany.
A decal sheet 1:32 with six Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.IV machines of British, Australian and South African squadrons which worked as fighter-bombers over Italy in 1944 and 1945.
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