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Now in stock, three new sheets from AOA decals for the 1/72 Fine Molds F-4 Phantom kits. These are primarily similar to the previously released 1/48 sheets but with some updates, scheme changes, and now also including VMFA-513. 72-014 Spooks from the Beach (1) - USMC F-4B & F-4J Phantoms in the in the Vietnam War (includes 72-016) 72-015 Spooks from the Beach (2) - USMC F-4B Phantoms in the Vietnam War (includes 72-016) 72-016 Phantom Airframe Data (Depot Stencil Type) - F-4B & F-4J Panels & Markings (for some reason I no longer can pos

Now in stock, three new sheets from AOA decals for the 1/72 Fine Molds F-4 Phantom kits. These are primarily similar to the previously released 1/48 sheets but with some updates, scheme changes, and now also including VMFA-513.

The Memphis Belle A-10 also has similar non spec unbroken blue around the star:

Unlike the fuselage insignia, the wing insignias do have the correct notch/break in the blue with the bar, but the wing insignias also still have that bad proportioned funky overly fat looking bar like the fuselage insignias.

Just look at any C-130 pic and you can see the blades and which way they'd rotate: counter-clockwise as viewed looking head on, or clockwise if you're in the cockpit looking forward.

Now in stock, three new sheets from AOA decals for the new(ish) 1/72 A-6A Intruder kits: 72-011 Intruder Airframe Data/Stencils - A-6A, A-6B, A-6E, A-6E TRAM, & KA-6D (High-Viz) This 1/72 sheet provides the extensive A-6 Intruder airframe stencils and markings for one aircraft (A-6A, A-6B, A-6E, A-6E TRAM, or KA-6D) in the original high-visibility Navy light gull grey and white camouflage. Includes landing gear placards, walkway outlines, original style fuselage formation lights, colored radome latches, tailhook stripes, full pylon stencils, GRU-5 and GRU-7 ejection

Decals are now in stock - https://www.aoadecals.com/35009/

Yes the unused part is of the earlier unslotted stab and would applicable to "early" F-4Bs (depending on which specific F-4 you're making and what time period)

This HIPEG off primeportal has seen better days but good view showing the odd shaped shrouded nose on the HIPEG I was trying to describe, the two barrels are stacked vertically top/bottom. Can see the top barrel just slightly recessed here:

May be an easy way to tell them apart: USN/USMC Mk.4 HIPEG pod has a somewhat asymmetrical funky odd shaped "nose" and only has two barrels (recessed) and the pod also has a grouping of large vents on the sides (kinda looking like fish gills). USAF SUU pods have the 6-barrel rotary barrels protruding out from the nose and visibly exposed gatling type barrel configuration.

That is the HIPEG like I referenced.

Parts 1 and 2 were released a couple years ago, unfortunately it turned out to nearly coincide with Kitty Hawk folding up and the R/S kits short release period. Part 3 should be about the same price, $25ish. It's 2.5 full sheets.

Not SUU pods (USAF) but instead the Mk.4 HIPEG. Can see some example loadouts with the HIPEG used by Marine squadrons on AOA decals loadout pdfs: https://aoadecals.com/48014/

This will be low-viz H-60 Seahawk family part 3 sheet 35-009. Part 1 already had some MH-60R's mixed with other Seahawk variants, but this part 3 sheet is exclusively more Romeos with 12 new options (10 US and 2 Aussie) with mostly all new squadrons covered: HSM-37 Easyriders (2015-16) HSM-40 Airwolves (2012) HSM-46 Grandmasters (2022) HSM-46 Grandmasters (2023) HSM-48 Vipers (two variations from 2022) HSM-71 Raptors (2021-22) HSM-72 Proud Warriors (2022) HSM-74 Swamp Foxes (2016) HSM-75 Wolf Pack (2021) HSM-77 Saberhawks (2020) RAN 816th Squadron [Nomad] (

Also read through your build on your site, shame to hear about all the ResKit H-53 problems, I have these sets but hadn't used them yet and now don't want to....