1-600 West German F-4F Numbers 38+01–38+75 & 37+87–37+99 Decals

These 1-600 West German F-4F Numbers 38+01–38+75 & 37+87–37+99 Decals provide aircraft identification numbers for 1-600 scale aircraft miniatures representing Luftwaffe. The subject covers 1973 onward / Cold War and later; select the marking combination appropriate to the aircraft being modelled.
 
Decal Information
The sheet provides West German F-4F Numbers 38+01–38+75 & 37+87–37+99 markings for 1-600 scale aircraft miniatures.
The sheet supplies the aircraft-number range stated in the product title. Upper- and lower-wing crosses and fin flashes are not included and must be purchased separately; the 1-600 Modern German Air Force alternative sheets provide accompanying markings. The decals are sized for Tumbling Dice and Oddzial Osmy 1-600 castings.
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: West Germany / Germany
Service: Luftwaffe
Time Period: 1973 onward / Cold War and later
Primary Marking: Aircraft identification numbers
Scale: 1-600
 
Historical Information
The F-4F Phantom II entered Luftwaffe service in 1973 and became a major West German combat aircraft during the Cold War. It served in fighter and fighter-bomber roles and continued in German service after reunification.
 
German Phantom identification numbers use two digits on each side of the national cross. The F-4F fleet occupied the 37+ and 38+ number series, making these markings an individual aircraft identifier rather than a squadron badge.
 
The aircraft number remained an important identifier through changes of camouflage, unit assignment and equipment. Consequently, a particular number does not by itself establish the correct squadron emblem or the finish for a given year.
 
Match the selected serial to a dated photograph, including the style and placement of the national crosses and fin markings. This sheet supplies the listed number range; the wing crosses and fin flashes are separate items.