Zero decals.

A-7 decals

The A-7 was a work horse for the Navy.   The USAF purchased a large number but turned them over to the Guard and Reserve units.   The 127th FIG at Selfridge had A-7D for about a decade.  I worked on them for a few years until I transferred to the 191St "Six Pack"  The units A-7D all came from Tuson AZ.   The unit had a group of Michigan guardsmen handle the transfers.  The aircraft was easy to maintain.  It was a sad day for the 127Th when the unit converted to the F-16A's.   Why you ask, because these F-16 were the oldest in the USAF inventory.   A few of them had been pre-production and first production build's.  The manuals and wiring diagrams didn't agree to the what was in the aircraft.

 Enough talk.   now for the decals.

Marine Aviation decals.

David Roof has founded a company called Flying leathernecks Model.  Flying Leatherneck models

HIs decals pretty well covers the Modern era of the Marine Air.   The decals come in 1/72. 1/48 & 1/32 scale.  His selection is pretty impressive.   Check out his internet site you won't be sorry.

Out of  Stock Bummer

Great tool

Part of his vinyl modeling acessories.

P-38 interior and radio equipment pictures

Currently everyone is building Tamiya's new P-38.  These pictures should help detail your P-38 interior.

How to sketch an aircraft using cad.

Hope this video will shed a light on using a CAD program si sketch up an aircraft. With today cheap 3d printer this will be a useful tool.

Here is a link to AC3D cad program:Free copy of AC3D CAD program

1/72 Grand model TF-102 conversion

It can be purchased here:Grand Models

NAS Memphis once the largest Naval air training center.

Great video on NAS Memphis.