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1-600 Egypt Roundels 1958-1972 Decals

1-600 Egypt Roundels 1958-1972 Decals

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These 1-600 Egypt Roundels 1958-1972 decals provide national aircraft markings for scale models representing Egypt. Match the sheet's marking design to the aircraft and period being represented.

 

Decal Information

The sheet provides Egypt Roundels 1958-1972 markings for 1-600 scale aircraft miniatures.

Sheet sizes and quantities: 247 large roundels at 2 mm, 242 medium roundels at 1.5 mm, and 250 small roundels at 1.25 mm; 739 roundels in total.

They are printed on clear-background waterslide decal paper. They need to be individually cut out. Apply over a properly prepared and gloss-coated model surface using normal waterslide-decal techniques.

 

Key Historical Details

Region / Nation: Egypt
Service: Egypt military aviation
Time Period: 1958-1972
Primary Marking: National aircraft roundels
Scale: 1-600
Application: Aircraft matching the depicted marking and period

 

Historical Information

The United Arab Republic was created in February 1958 by the union of Egypt and Syria. A new national flag and military identity accompanied the union, and Egyptian aircraft replaced the older green-and-white roundel with the new UAR-style insignia. Syria left the union in 1961, but Egypt continued using the United Arab Republic name until 1971 and retained this aircraft marking into 1972.

 

This roundel became closely associated with the great Arab-Israeli air campaigns of the 1960s. Egyptian aircraft carrying it included the MiG-15, MiG-17, MiG-19, MiG-21, Il-28, Tu-16, and Su-7, along with transports and helicopters. The marking appeared during the 1967 Six-Day War and the subsequent War of Attrition.

 

By 1972, Egypt transitioned to the simpler red-white-black roundel that remains associated with the modern Egyptian Air Force.

 

This roundel is specifically associated with the UAR-era Egyptian marking system and should not be confused with either the earlier 1945–1958 green-and-white insignia or the simpler red-white-black roundel introduced in the early 1970s.

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