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Kurierwagen Typ 181 - Bluelight version
Highly detailed kit
Scale 1:35
3D-printed wheels and radio unit (including handset) for superior detail
Closed tarpaulin molded as a single part in clear material
Finely printed decal sheet offering 4 different marking options
Fully detailed troop compartment interior
Engine hood can be assembled in the open or closed position
Pre-cut masking stickers for clear parts
McDonnell F-4J Phantom Be-Devilers
HADmodels DRY-WATER decals, Printed by Eduard
Decal sheet with REMOVABLE CLEARCOAT
Like this seems every signs, like a painted area.
Explanation of HADmodels DRY-Water decals:
These decals were named DRY-Water (with the prefix DW in the product description) because after being soaked in water, they behave like traditional water decals: we apply them to the surface, after the app...
Renard R-31 Belgian observation plane used in WWII. Decals for 3 planes : N12 9 eme escadrille "Blue Sioux", Jan to May 1940, N9 personnal aircraft of Cne Paul Henry de la Lindi, commanding the 11 eme escadrille "Red Sioux", January to May 1940, N18, with dual controls, Wewelghem Flying School, 1936.