An alternative to waterslide is clear or white full sheet label paper (self-sticking) for inkjet or laser printers available in office supply stores. Some people print out on photo paper and then glue on.

Here is another source for label paper.

http://www.onlinelabels.com/ol175.htm

After you stick them on your model, it is wise to cover them up with clear packing tape to keep the water out and make them hold up better as well.

Jon

Originally Posted by jgmtens

After you stick them on your model, it is wise to cover them up with clear packing tape to keep the water out and make them hold up better as well. Jon

Or spray a few coats of Krylon Crystal Clear over them.

-tom

Hi folks,

have a look at http://www.rc-network.de/magazin/art...4-0040-01.html
if you are not familiar with German, just scroll down and choose the desired country, I think it is self explaining.

If desired, there is a source to get your choice of decals made by a professional too...

Have fun, Josef

Here is where you can find current U.S. unit insignia from Major Command down to Squadron from the Air Force Historical Research Agency:

http://www.afhra.af.mil/art/

Guga,

Please remember that minors can read these forums. The content of your posted links is inappropriate for children. Please bear this in mind in future postings.

Mike

anyone have close up pictures of the artwork for the valhalla p51? Please!

Herm

Here are some I came up with that work well.

Bill Davenport
AMA 28141

Here's my contribution.

...and some more...

It seems most of my good stuff is too big to upload...

Let's try the PDF files... Hmmm -- only 3 of the 7 are small enough to post...

Here is the U.S. 1st Pursuit Group insignia from WWI and there are more emblems and history at this site:

http://www.au.af.mil/au/afhra/wwwroot/rso/heritage.html

Finnish WWII marking

Just as info for the un-enlighted, the svastika was the "goodluck charm" and part of the family weapon of the Svedish Count von Rosen, who donated the first aeroplane to the Finnish airforce 06.03.1918. To honour the Count, the Finnish airforce used the now, in some groups a popular forehead tattoo, 'till a disoriented Austrian corporal decided to use it for his own purpouses...

Micke

Here are a couple of radial engines I got from somewhere on the net.
C-YA RL

Okay -- here are some more, resized and saved as jpg. I'm not happy with how the computer messes with my jpg files, so if anyone wants me to e-mail the original file to them, just PM me.

I'm still trying to figure out a way to get the PDF files done. The PDF files you are missing are:

tiger-shark.pdf
tigerdash.pdf
japan-kill.pdf
german-kill.pdf
b17art.pdf