PrintScale Decals has published on their website five new decal sets for P-51 Mustangs, Tornados, Hornets and Spad VII-XIIIs in 1:72 and 1:48 scales.

• P-51 Mustang-D cat. 48-039
  1. P-51D “Iron Ass” QP-X №44-11661 Lt Col Jack J. Oberhansly 334th FS / 4th FG. 1943-1944
  2. P-51D-5-NA KI-S №13859 Lt. Walter H. Moon Mullins of 55th FS / 20th FG.1944
  3. P-51D-15-NA coded PI-J №44-15025 Lt. James A. Hickey of 360th FS /356th FG. Red rudder identified 360th FS
  4. P-51D-20-NA “Big Dick” coded MX-U №44-64147 Col. Richard A. Dick Hewitt of 78th FG from March 1945 the CO of 82nd FS.
  5. P-51D coded QP-L №42-106924 Lt. Ralph “Kid” Hofer's
  6. Maj. Howard D "Deacon" Hively, Athens, OH. 334th Fighter Squadron, ex 71 "Eagle" Squadron. P-51B 43-6898 QP-J "The Deacon". 
  7. P-51D-20-NA QP-W №44-72155 Lt.Ralph H. Buchanan (Buck) ,Los Angeles, California. To 334th FS 27/7/44 until end of war. 1945
  8. P-51D-20-NA (NA.122) №44-63819 KEEP SMILIN, flown by Charles Nelson, 402nd FS/370thFG, Ninth Air Force
  9. P-51D 44-14570 WD-D "Thunderbird" Capt. Ted E Lines, Mesa, AZ. 335th Fighter Squadron. 

• Panavia Tornado Part-1 cat. 48-040
  1. Tabuk Tornado GR. Mk Za447 /EA “MiG Eater” the party the Gulf war in 1991
  2. Tornado GR. Mk 1 ZA465 / Tabuk of the “Foxy Killer ” FK the Gulf war in 1991
  3.Tornado GR. Mk 1 Za739 “Armored Charmer” AC Tabuk detachment, the Gulf war in 1991
  4. Tornado GR. Mk 1 ZA748 / Anola Kay AK Tabuk detachment the Gulf war in 1991
  5. Tabuk Tornado GR. Mk 1 ZD746 / AB Alarm Belle detachment the Gulf war in 1991
  6. Tornado GR. Mk 1 ZA471 / E Muharrag squad “Emma” the Gulf war in 1991
  7. Tornado GR. Mk 1 “Cherry Lips” ZD850 / CL Tabuk detachment the Gulf war in 1991
  8. ”Snoopy Airways” Tornado GR. Mk 1 ZD892 / H (Elena) Muharrag detachment of the Gulf war in 1991
  9. Tornado GR. Mk 1 ZA374 / Tabuk of the “Angel Face ” AF the Gulf war in 1991
  10. Tornado GR. Mk 1 ZA844 / Donna Evin DE Tabuk detachment the Gulf war in 1991
  11. Muharrag Tornado GR. Mk 1 ZD890 / O Hello Kuwait G Bye Iraq detachment of the war in the Persian Gulf 1991

• F-18 Hornet Part-1 cat. 72-044
  1. F/A-18C Bu No.163777 NG 300
  2. F/A-18C Bu No.163699 NG 306
  3. F/A-18C Bu No.163701NG 314

• F-18 Hornet Part-2 cat. 72-045
  1. F/A-18C Bu No.164909 NF 300
  2. 2. F/A-18C Bu No.164971 NF 305

• Spad Vll-XVll cat. 72-046
  1. SPAD Xll S444 of Lt Gabriel Guerin, SPA15, Spring 1918
  2. SPAD Vll S401 of Lt. Albert Deullin, SPA73, Bergues, July 1917
  3. SPAD XVll S694 of Lt Francois Battesti, SPA73, October 1918
  4. While Gorman de Freest Larner was flyind with the French Escadrille SPA 86, a fellow pilot plunged to his death in this SPAD S.Vll, No 13 accidentaly shot down by friendly fire (Bruce Robertson)
  5. SPAD Xlll S4830 of Lt Michel Joseph Callixte Marie Coiffard, SPA 154, October 1918
  6. SPAD Xll (serial unknown) of Lt Marcel Hugues, SPA95, May 1918
  7. Spad Xlll (S.2xxx) “I” S/Lt Bourjade, Spa 152, Soudee-Sainte-Croix July 1918
  8. SPAD Xll Charles J Biddle, commander of the 13th Aero Sguadron.It is shown here undergoing ground testing in October 1918
  9. Spad XIII (S.4764) you Sgt Levy, N 561, Lido (Italie) september 1918
  10. Spad XIII S 15202 of Lt Frank LukeJr, 27th Aero Sguadron, September 1918
  11. Spad XIII S15137 of Lt David E Putnam139th Aero Sguadron, september 1918
  12. Leslie Rummell sits in the cockpit of SPAD Xlll S7650 “14", which was normally flown by 1Lt Ralph L Hartmann, while Chester Wright leans on the lower wing. Rummell was credited with six victories while Wright, with nine, was the highest scorer of the 93rd Aero Sguadron

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