Three-dimensional decals of the interior equipment for a model of the B-25J medium bomber in 1:72 scale. The print covers the instrument panel, the consoles and the seat belts in full color. The name of the set ties it to the kit from the Eduard brand.
Printed 3D cockpit equipment for the last production version of the Curtiss SB2C-5 in 1:72 scale. The sheet carries finished instruments, side consoles and markings. According to the name it is intended for the Academy and Special Hobby kits.
A set of 3D decals for the crew stations of the Curtiss SB2C-4 carrier dive bomber in 1:72 scale. The instruments, consoles and belts are printed in color and with a raised relief. According to the name it is intended for the Academy and Special Hobby kits.
A set of colored three-dimensional decals for the interior of the Short Sunderland Mk I/II flying boat in 1:72 scale. It is intended for the Special Hobby kit.
Colored three-dimensional Kelik elements for the cockpit interior of a J1N1-S Gekko model in 1:72 scale, made according to the product name for the Fujimi and Hobby 2000 kits.
Colored 3D elements for the cockpit of the German twin-engined heavy fighter of the early series in 1:72 scale. They cover the pilot's instrument panel, the rear station of the radio operator and gunner, the side surfaces and the restraint belts. The target kit is Eduard.
A set of color three-dimensional decals for the cockpit of the T-2C Buckeye trainer in 1:72 scale. According to its name it is intended for the Wolfpack kit.
A set of colored three-dimensional decals for the cockpit of the F-14D Tomcat carrier fighter in 1:72 scale. According to its name it is intended for the Tamiya kit.
The equipment of the two-seat cockpit of the Japanese carrier-based dive bomber in 1:48 scale. The sheet carries the instrument panels of both positions, the side areas, the harnesses and small placards in color, ready for the parts of the kit mentioned in the name.
A printed interior for the late H-20 version of the German bomber in 1:48 scale. The elements have a height of their own and finished color, so the inside of the crew compartment comes about with no mixing of shades and no photo-etched parts.
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.
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