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Hello. Sir. Just wondering on any update with this decal set? Really looking foward to getting these on some plastic. Thanks so much.

Yes Please!! Always include window decals... with all 1/144 kits. Not everyone wants to mess with masking off those little windows and painting them. Just easier to put a decal on there. At least folks would have the option. Thank you

On last thing a request to Mr Kursad to please consider my units markings if you are including a Euro One schemed plane. Our units planes had the most colorful markings ever put on the euro one scheme. And we had one aircraft with darker green paint scheme. Of course i can send a disk with high res photos of all our planes. Thanks for the consideration.

Also I think a question was asked about the color of the panel at towards the top of the tail. It shows as natural metal. And on the Euro one scheme at least on my units planes the panel was just painted to match the color of the rest of the tail.

again not my photos just wanted to share.

Sorry agian for the small words in above post. Hopefully you can figure it out. I hate so bad the restrictions on these post. If anyone needs to know what it says let me know. Below is the badge for the 314th on the Banana Birds they were in black on the side of the plane.

Hopefully you may can read the snip from the article that explains the use of the banana birds. More to come.

Here is some info on the 3 tone tan MAC scheme from the early 80's. Sorry i have a story that comes with the picture but i cant seem to get it shrunk enough to fit on the forum and you still be able to read what the words say. So if anyone knows how to post a scanned document that you can read please let me know. But here is the paint scheme for the planes. This is for a Little Rock AFB C-130E. from the 314th Tactical Airlift Wing. The old heads still around Little Rock call these "Banana Birds" I was raised not far from the Base and i remember as a kid seeing these tan planes flying overhea

Yes please if dont mind dont forget us Arkansas Air Guard guys from the 70s and 80s. We had a A models and E models. And I had sent photos long time ago when you first talked about doing the decals. If you can squeeze us in somewhere please. Thanks.