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I thought i had? I'll Do it tomorrow.Have you tried this site KORA DECAL-1/72 SCALE Aircraft decals (military) You'll have to email him about availability. I do like this one
And others
...and then Yugoslav
Prices @ 10.90$US to 13.90$US
Have you thought about scanning the 109 decals into your computer, adjust the size, and print out on decal paper. I usually make test print outs on regular paper to verify my poor math skills have found the correct size before printing out on decal paper.
Have you tried this site KORA DECAL-1/72 SCALE Aircraft decals (military) You'll have to email him about availability. I do like this one
And others
...and then Yugoslav
Prices @ 10.90$US to 13.90$US
IMHO these are the decals you need.I went ahead and emailed KORA tonight. There are at least 5 decal sets that have the markings that I want. Not sure of the scale though, although the 72xx may be a hint? Two of the decal sets include resin wheels, which I have no use for, but will be free to anyone who may want them.
IMHO these are the decals you need.
When I search for modeller's stuff I usually go to Scalemates and give a broad range for searching, e.g. Savoia-Marchetti. In the list with models, aftermarket, books etc. one can easily find decals which exist for this model in the desired scale. Luckily there is a hit. Below the item there might or might not be some market place offers or even private offers. There is an offer in this case and these decals can be ordered - see the first link.
Of course there might be other possibilities as well, but that's my "algorithm" to start a search.
Cheers!
Interesting solution! The wing decals on the 1/48 F 190 (the Yugo ones) measure approx. 22mm. The SM.79 Italian wing decals, that come with the 1/72 kit, are approx. 33mm. So, if anything the F 190 decals may be to small? How does one go about finding the ratio of the actual emblems applied to the air crafts? Will the KORA decals have it correct? Hmmm.Hannant's in the UK have the Kora decals in stock, at £5.70, but there is a minimum order value, I think around £7, although this might not apply to decals for overseas customers
Failing that. the 1/48th scale Bf109 decals might work, as the SM-79 roundels would be larger than "fighter size" in 1/72nd scale.
For example, a roundel that is, say, 20mm in diameter on a 1/72nd scale fighter, would equate to 30mm in 1/48th scale, and therefore may be just about right for the larger roundels displayed on a 1/72nd scale bomber.
You bring up some good points. Early on I was informed that pink and mint green camo jobs would probably not pass muster. However, the patterns are, in many cases, defined, and judgeable. Maybe, not some of the Axis imports, but certainly the standard issues were controled. I am curious, as kind of mentioned above, just what controls were used to mark those axis imports?In these group builds, how are the finish, color and markings Judged? It seems that actual measurements can't be done by the judges, and photography causes distortions. A little info by those who participate, please.
Yes, misread. I apologize. So, there may be some 'wiggle' room in decal size??? Assuming accuracy is not a criteria?You misunderstood. I meant that if accuracy was a scoring criterion then "what-ifs" would get a zero because they did not exist. We have been allowing fictitious subjects for years and they have always been judged on the quality of the work.