1-144 German WWI Iron Cross Style #3 thin intersection

This 1/144 scale German WWI Iron Cross Style #3 – Thin Intersection decal sheet reproduces a cross pattée variation with a narrower center intersection for modelers matching specific Imperial German aircraft markings.
Historical Background
For most of World War I, German military aircraft carried the black cross pattée commonly called the “Iron Cross.” The marking was applied in numerous proportions and styles, and period photographs show noticeable differences in the width of the arms, center intersection, white fields, and borders. These variations are important when modeling a particular aircraft. In mid-April 1918, the German Air Service began replacing the cross pattée with the straight-sided Balkenkreuz.
Available Sheet Sizes
Large: intended for most Gotha-size bombers, very large fighters, and gunships. Zeppelin-Staaken aircraft require larger markings.
Medium: suitable for many bombers and larger fighters such as Fokker D-series, Roland, and Pfalz types.
Small: useful for small rudders and smaller fighters such as Albatros, Fokker E.III, and Halberstadt D.II types.