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1-600 scale MARINE naval decal lettering artwork in black and white

1-600 MARINE Naval Lettering – 50-50 White & Black Decals

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These 1-600 MARINE Naval Lettering – 50-50 White & Black Decals provide marine service lettering for 1-600 scale aircraft miniatures representing Naval aviation. The subject covers Postwar / aircraft-specific; select the marking combination appropriate to the aircraft being modelled.

 

Decal Information

The sheet provides MARINE Naval Lettering – 50-50 White & Black markings for 1-600 scale aircraft miniatures.

The sheet supplies MARINE naval lettering in a 50-50 selection of white and black markings.

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: France / appropriate European naval subjects Service: Naval aviation Time Period: Postwar / aircraft-specific Primary Marking: MARINE service lettering Scale: 1-600

 

Historical Information

The MARINE service title is a different marking from a national roundel or a squadron emblem. Its purpose is to identify the naval service represented by the aircraft on the aircraft, while other markings identify nationality, unit and individual airframe.

 

Service lettering forms part of an aircraft's overall identification scheme. Its size, position and contrast vary with the available fuselage area, the aircraft type and the instructions or practices used for that finish.

 

Black, white and subdued treatments allow lettering to remain appropriate to different paint schemes. A high-contrast title on a light surface produces a different appearance from pale lettering over dark camouflage or a reduced-contrast marking on grey paint.

 

For a historical model, check that the aircraft carried the MARINE wording in the selected color and location. The different decal sizes provide fitting choices; they do not establish that every aircraft of the service carried the same title in the same position.

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