The world famous 4-grit sanding stick from Twobobs!  You can never have enough of these laying around.

• 4 different grits on each stick from extra coarse to extra fine.
• Great for all those hard to reach places where your sausage fingers just won't fit.
• Easily cleaned by either slapping against a firm object or running underneath some tap water.

This Italian Viper special scheme was appllied to this F-16ADF aircraft in April 2010 to commemorate the deactivation of this squadron.  One of the more striking paint schemes that the Italians have applied to their F-16 aircraft.

This is a Block 15 ADF version of the Viper and these decals have been sized specifically for the Kinetic F-16AM kit.  The Tamiya F-16 can be used with some modifications.

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There are currently two aircraft painted in this striking "Blizzard" scheme with the 64th Aggressor Squadron at Nellis AFB.  Twobobs had originally done AC 269 as part of the OPFOR Super Pack in 2012.

This new product provides markings for AC 269 in both line jet as well as the USAFWC Commander markings.  AC 301 is also captured on this sheet. 

There are two complete sets of stencil data as well as intake/exhaust/wheel/crew ladder markings for these aircraft.

Sized for the Tamiya F-16C kit

Recommended Kits:

• Tamiya F-16C
• Hasegawa F-16C

Upon the disestablishment of the 65th Aggressor Squadron from Nellis AFB, the F-15 aircraft attached to that squadron were transferred to various USAF ANG squadrons.  The 144th FW of the California ANG acquired these aircraft as replacements for their F-16Cs.

A handful of these aircraft carried the aggressor paint scheme before waiting for their repaint to the traditional Mod Eagle scheme.  We've captured two of these aircraft on this decal sheet along with one of the standard Mod Eagle jets from the squadron.

There are two sets of stencil data on these aircraft for the three various paint schemes.

Sized for the Hasegawa and Great Models F-15C kits.

Recommended Kits:

• Hasegawa F-15C
• Great Models F-15C
• Revellogram F-15C

The B-1B has become the de-facto heavy bomber used by the USAF in the global war on terror.  With the integration of the Sniper XR targeting pod, this aircraft is currently flying mission profiles in the AOR that are commonly referred to as "Heavy CAS".

There are two marking options available on this sheet.  The 489th Bomb Group has a long history that dates back to WWII when they flew B-24 bombers in the European Theater.  With the re-establishment of this bomb group, we have provided markings for the new Wing King jet.

The second set of markings are for a B-1 assigned to the Nellis Fighter Weapons School.  This is also a Wing King jet for the 77th Weapons Squadron.

Nose art adorns both of these aircraft and there are complete stencils that allow you to build one aircraft.

Recommended Kits:

• Revellogram B-1B

Prior to their disbandment, the 65th Aggressor Squadron painted three aircraft with a paint scheme that carried the name "Digital Flanker".  This scheme mimicked a scheme that was seen on a handful of Sukhoi aircraft.

We previously released the first aircraft (AC 509) as part of 48-238 and the OPFOR Super Pack and those sold out very quickly.  We have re-released the markings for 509 but now with the addition of the three other aircraft that carried this unique paint schem.

There are enough stencil options available on this sheet to build two of the four jets.  Intake/exhaust plug and wheel chock markings are also included!

Sized for the Hasegawa and Great Models F-15C kits.

Recommended Kits:

• Hasegawa F-15C
• Great Models F-15C
• Revellogram F-15C

One of the most striking schemes to ever adorn a USAF Viper.  These markings commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Wild Weasel mission.

One full set of markings to include stencils for external weapons and pods is included in this set.  The external stores markings are representative of the weapons loadout that was resident on this jet during it's rollout ceremony.

Capture this piece of history in 48th scale with this fantastic set! 

Sized for the excellent Tamiya F-16C Block 50 Viper.

Recommended Kits:

• Tamiya F-16C Block 50 Viper

Upon the disestablishment of the 65th Aggressor Squadron from Nellis AFB, the F-15 aircraft attached to that squadron were transferred to various USAF ANG squadrons.  The 144th FW of the California ANG acquired these aircraft as replacements for their F-16Cs.

A handful of these aircraft carried the aggressor paint scheme before waiting for their repaint to the traditional Mod Eagle scheme.  We've captured two of these aircraft on this decal sheet.

There is one set of stencil data on this sheet.

Sized for the Tamiya F-15C kit.

Recommended Kits:

• Tamiya F-15C

One of the most striking schemes to ever adorn a USAF Viper.  These markings commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Wild Weasel mission.

One full set of markings to include stencils for external weapons and pods is included in this set.  The external stores markings are representative of the weapons loadout that was resident on this jet during it's rollout ceremony.

Capture this piece of history in 32nd scale with this fantastic set! 

Sized for the excellent Tamiya F-16C Block 50 Viper.

Recommended Kits:

• Tamiya F-16C Block 50 Viper

Finally!  Some munition markings for all those inert munitions you always see on modern fighter aircraft!

AIM-9L/M, AIM-120B/C, ACMI Cubic Pod as well as ARDS Pod markings are all included in this very complete set.

All the specific details that delineate one version of Captive Air Training Missile (CATM) over the other are captured on this sheet. There are three sets of AIM-9 markings, and two sets each of AIM-120 markings.

Three CUBIC Pod markings and thjree ARDS pod markings round out the set.

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