This new decal
sheet from Canuck
Model Products
is the definitive
set of markings and stencils for Canadian Armed Forces CF-188's (CF-18
'Hornets') in the current FIP (Federal Identity Program) markings scheme.
Professionally silk screened The sheet was created using numerous
references including Patrick Martin's excellent books, Larry Milberry's
various books, personal photo collections, as well as numerous
contributions by others.
Professionally printed by
Microscale, these are the highest quality CF-18 decals available anywhere.
Package Includes;
- Complete maintenance and
warning stencils, including fuel tank, landing gear, and ejection
seats
- Early and current style
DND signatures
- Balkan Rats crests and
mission marks
- OP MOBILE (Libya) crests
and mission marks
- "Bear
Intercept" mission marks
- 2 variations of 425
Squadron crests
- 2 variations of 433
Squadron crests
- Crests for 409, 410,
414, 416, 421, and 439 Squadrons, including LEX markings
- Early style AETE tail
markings
- Current style AETE tail
markings
- 3 variations of nose
numbers
- False Canopy decals
- Full alphabet of letters
allowing you to create your own pilot names (1:32
scale only)
- 2 page instruction
booklet
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The instruction sheets
are
well laid out and easy to follow. The three water slide decal sheets are of
the highest quality and very clearly printed.
Special thank you for the
enormous amount of reference material and feedback provided by;
- Richard Girouard.
- Dan McWilliams.
- Gary Fairful.
- Emil Varosi.
- Sean Martin.
- Uncle Rick Chin for
Balkan Rats crest and other reference photos.
- Derek Hayes of Hazers
Flightline (http://hazersflightline.com/)
for providing permission to use his reference photos for OP MOBILE
markings as well as others.
This is
it...if you want to build one of the current Canadian Hornets, then this
sheet is your ticket to happiness.
This decal sheet is also available
in 1/32 and 1/72.
I would like
to thank Canuck
Model Products for providing me with
this product sample.
Steve Bamford
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