Color 3D elements for the crew compartment of the German medium bomber in the H-16 version, 1:48 scale. They are cut for the ICM kit and cover the instrument panel, the side distribution boxes, the seats with harnesses and the working areas in the glazed nose.
A set of printed elements with a height of their own for the cockpit of the American fifth-generation fighter in 1:48 scale. The screens, the rows of buttons, the head-up display and the seat with its harness are in color and are applied straight onto the parts of the Hasegawa kit.
The interior equipment of the cockpit of the Japanese carrier fighter in a later production form. The relief print is prepared for the plastic parts of the Fine Molds kit and matches a reduction of forty-eight times.
The cockpit fit-out of the French swept-wing fighter and reconnaissance machine. The printed panels with relief are cut to the plastic parts of the Italeri kit at a reduction of 1:48.
A cockpit set for the later form of the two-seat strike Eagle with upgraded avionics. The printed surfaces with a relief cover both seats and are cut for the plastic tub of the Hasegawa kit.
The equipment of the pilot's compartment of the Italian and Brazilian attack aircraft, supplied as printed patches with raised relief. The cutting matches the plastic parts of the HobbyBoss kit and 1:48 scale.
A set for the interior of the two-seat training Eagle of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force. The artwork with raised edges covers both stations and is prepared for the plastic parts of the matching kit in 1:48 scale. Intended for the Hasegawa kit.
A decal equipment of the cockpit for the later Japanese Eagles after the upgrade program. The printed artwork with a raised relief covers the panel and the consoles and is adapted to the plastic interior in 1:48 scale.
A set of color three-dimensional decals for the cockpit of the Japanese F-15J fighter in its early form, 1:48 scale. It is intended for the Hasegawa kit.
A set of colored three-dimensional decals for the cockpit of the F-15C fighter in its later form, 1:48 scale. According to its name it is intended for the Hasegawa kit.
The second variant of the interior fit of the army Beaver , designated L-20A and later U-6A. The colored print with relief covers the instrument panel and the area around the seats. It follows on from the Dora Wings kit.
The first of two variants of the interior equipment for the light multipurpose L-20A Beaver in army service. The colored sheets carry the panel, the side walls and the floor section. Prepared for the Dora Wings kit.
Colored cockpit equipment for the Hurricane Mk.IIC fighter with its four cannon. The sheets cover the panel, the side walls and the area around the seat. The dimensions match the kit from HobbyBoss.
The interior fit of the two-seat TA-4J Skyhawk trainer in color. It covers both the front and the rear station, which differ in equipment on the real aircraft. Created for the Hasegawa kit.
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