AVIAEOLOGY DECALS-1:72 SCALE

1/32      1/48    1/72
UPDATED: SEPT 10, 2010

AVIAEOLOGY BOOK

ASW Liberators

part 1: Canadian Sub-hunters

• screen printed conventional decals
• available in 1/72 and 1/48 scale versions
• decals to model any 1of 4 significant action aircraft
• 1 aircraft features nose art
• The instructions also offer a good summary of the Boulton Paul tail turret,
ASW radar mods, Leigh Light and R/P equipment
• four 8.5 x 11in. pages of illustrated instructions. (Hi resolution
b&w supplied in the package.)

Aircraft covered in this set:

• Liberator GR.V (Can) 586-A, 10 (BR) Squadron Eastern Air Command
RCAF, late summer 1943
• Based at Gander NL. 19 September 1943, F/L R.F. Fisher &
crew sank U-341 while on convoy escort, and 26 October 1943,
F/L R.M. Aldwinkle & crew sank U-420 while on convoy escort.
• Liberator GR.V (Can) 595-X, 10 (BR) Squadron Eastern Air
Command RCAF, January, 1944
• Based at Gander NL. 22 September 1943, F/L J.R. Martin &
crew engaged U-377 and U-402 while on convoy escort.
• Liberator GR.V (Can) 600-N, 10 (BR) Squadron Eastern Air
Command RCAF, Summer 1943 & later with North West Air
Command from Spring/Summer 1945
• Based at Gander NL. 22/23 September 1943, F/O A.
Cirko & crew engaged an unidentified U-boat while on convoy escort.
• Liberator GR.V BZ792 XB•G, 224 Squadron Coastal Command RAF,
Summer 1944
• Based at St. Eval UK. 7/8 June 1944, F/L K.O. Moore (RCAF)
crew sank U-373 and U-441 during the same sortie while on a “Cork”
patrol in support of the D-Day landings.

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Sharkmouth Typhoon

SPECIAL EDIITON – featuring 2 aircraft from 245 Squadron RAF.
• screen printed short run
• available in 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32 scale versions
• decals to model 1 of 2 aircraft
• includes comprehensive airframe stencil data markings, with variations.
• four 8.5 x 11in. pages of illustrated instructions.
• Home-printable colour PDF version available via email after
purchase.

Aircraft covered in this set:

• Typhoon IB MP197 as aircraft MR•U of 245 Sqn., 2 TAF, RAF 1944/45
as flown by H.T. “Moose” Mossip (Canadian) and Tony Zweigbergk
(British).
• Typhoon IB MP197 as aircraft MR•U of 245 Sqn., BAFO, RAF 1945
(immediate post war markings)
• Typhoon IB SW460 as aircraft MR•Z Zephyr Breezes of 245 Sqn., 2 TAF, RAF 1944/45 as flown by Geoff Murphy.
• Alternate serial SW560 provided for aircraft MR•Z Zephyr Breezes.

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RCAF Fighter Recce Spitfires

Canadians in Fighter Command #2.

• digital silk near print-on-demand printed in occasional runs
• available in 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32 scale versions
• decals to model 1 of 4 distinctive aircraft. 2x FR.IXc and 2x FR.XIVe
• optionally you may purchase just the standard roundels, or just the
main sheet in 1/32 scale
• two aircraft feature nose inscriptions
• four 8.5 x 11in. pages of illustrated instructions, including drawings
for the straightforward FR conversion. (Hi resolution b&w supplied in the
package.)

Aircraft covered in this set:

• Spitfire FR.IX MJ351 as aircraft S of 414 Squadron RCAF,
RAF 2 TAF*, Base B.90 Petit Brogel, Belgium, March 1945
• as flown by F/L Ken Lawson
• Spitfire FR.IX MK202 as aircraft Q of 414 Squadron RCAF,
RAF 2 TAF*, Base B.78 Eindhoven, Netherlands January 1945
• S/L Gordon Wonnacott, 414 Squadron commander
• Spitfire FR.XIVE RN114 as aircraft RC•W of 39 Wing RCAF commander’s
aircraft, RAF 2 TAF January-May 1945
• W/C Robert C. A. “Bunt” Waddell – 39 Wing Commander Flying
• Spitfire FR.XIVE MV348 as aircraft S of 414 Squadron RCAF,
RAF 2 TAF*, Base B.154 Soltau, Germany May 1945
• as flown by F/L Ken Lawson

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AOD72C02

36" codes in Dark Grey and Dull Red. The character shapes are adopted from official Ministry of Aircraft Production standards, and we've mixed in some field-applied "interpretations" to fill out the sheets. These are especially useful for wartime "bomber-sized" aircraft in both Bomber and Coastal commands, as well as many oddly marked small and larger aircraft types of the other RAF commands and the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm

$6.50

AOD72C03

4" and 6" serial number characters in Black and 8" serial number characters Dull Red. Again, the character shapes are adopted from official Ministry of Aircraft Production standards, and we've mixed in some field-applied "interpretations" to fill out the sheets. Vis-a-vis the codes selections, the serial character shape coverage is more expansive, covering early and late war shapes as well. The 8" selections were used on most bomber types while the others were spec for many smaller types as well as some twin-engined bombers. Royal Navy titles are also included for Fleet Air Arm aircraft.

$4.50

AOD72C04

4" and 6" serial number characters in Black and 8" serial number characters Dull Red. Again, the character shapes are adopted from official Ministry of Aircraft Production standards, and we've mixed in some field-applied "interpretations" to fill out the sheets. Vis-a-vis the codes selections, the serial character shape coverage is more expansive, covering early and late war shapes as well. The 8" selections were used on most bomber types while the others were spec for many smaller types as well as some twin-engined bombers. Royal Navy titles are also included for Fleet Air Arm aircraft.

$4.50