Bullseye Decals
B
ullseye Decals do not
release sheets that
frequently but when they
do they are well worth the wait,
as they are well researched and
always pick some interesting
modern US Air Force aircraft
even if they are nearly always
shades of grey. This sheet is
pretty typical of the range. During
the course of the irst Gulf War
the F-15C eagles lew over 5000
sorties and totally dominated
the battleield, Unfortunately,
nose art was not a big thing on
the F-15C leet though there are
a couple of examples as well as
one option with a kill marking.
1/48 SCALE
48-008 DESERT STORM EAGLES –
WHEN EAGLES FLY, MIG’S DIE3 F-15C
EAGLE
F-15C 82-0012 1st TFW(P) Dhahran AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1991.
F-15C 83-0027 27th TFS Dhahran AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1991.
F-15C 82-0021 71st TFS Dhahran AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1991.
F-15C 83-0017 71st TFS Dhahran AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/17/1991 Mirage
F160 Kill, Capt. Steve Tate “Quaker 11”.
F-15C 82-0009 71st TFS Dhahran AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1991.
F-15C 82-0010 71st TFS Dhahran AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1991.
F-15C 82-0023 27th TFS “Maloney’s Pony”
Dhahran AB, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1991.
F-15C 83-0019 71st TFS Dhahran AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1991.
F-15C 85-0102 33rd TFW (P) Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/29/1991 MiG-
23 Kill, Capt. David Rose “Chevron 22”
2/7/1991 Su-22 Kill x2, Capt. Anthony
Murphy “Chevron 22”.
F-15C 85-0104 58th TFS Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/26/1991 MiG-
23 Kill, Capt. Anthony Schiavi “Citigo 26”.
F-015C 85-0105 58th TFS Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/17/1991 2x
Mirage F1EO Kills, Capt. Robert Graeter
“Citigo 65”.
F-15C 85-0107 58th TFS Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/17/1991 Mig-29
Kill, Capt. Charles Magill (USMC) “Zerex 71”.
F-15C 85-0114 58th TFS Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/19/1991 MiG-
29 Kill, Capt. Cesar Rodriguez, “Chevron
25” 1/26/1991 MiG-23 Kill, Capt. Cesar
Rodriguez, “Citigo 27”.
F-15C 85-0114 58th TFS Eglin AFB,
Florida 1991 Post-War Markings.
F-15C 85-0108 58th TFS Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/17/1991 MiG-
29 Kill, Capt. Rhory Draeger “Zerex 73”.
F-15C 85-0119 58th TFS Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/26/1991 MiG
Kill, Capt. Rhory Draeger, “Citigo 25”.
F-15C 85-0122 58th TFS Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/19/1991 MiG
Kill, Capt. Craig Underhill “Chevron 26”.
F-15C 85-0125 58th TFS Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/19/1991 MiG-
29 Kill, Capt. John Kelk “Pennzoil 63”.
F-15C 85-0094 58th TFS Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1991.
F-15C 85-0099 58th TFS Tabuk AB,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1/19/1991 MiG-
25 Kill, Capt. Lawrence Pitts “Citigo 22”.
F-15C 79-0025 525th TFS/7440th
Composite Wing(P) Incirlik AB, Turkey 1991.
F-15C 79-0069 5235th TFS, 7440th
Composite Wing(P) Incirlik AB, Turkey
1/19/1991 Mirage F1EO Kill, Capt. David
Prather “Rambo 03”.
F-15C 81-0046 32nd/7440th Composite
Wing(P) Incirlik AB, Turkey 1991.
F-15C 79-0021 32nd TFG/7440th
Composite Wing(P) Incirlik AB, Turkey
1/19/1991 Mirage F1EO Kill, 1LT David
Sveden “Rambo 04”.
CONCLUSION
Another comprehensive
sheet that includes stencils
and national insignia for two
aircraft And the decals also
include data plates for both the
undercarriage legs and ejection
seats something that most
other manufacturers ignore.
This sheet, along with the
others in the Bullseye range
are available exclusively
from Sprue Brothers and we
thank them for supplying
the review sample.
On Target Decals
I
f you like 1/72 scale modern
aircraft I am sure you are
now familiar with On target
decals from Air Graphics? If
not you really need to check
out their range of which this
new sheet is pretty typical.
This new sheet covers training
aircraft from the Royal Air Force
and British commonwealth which
means you have a nice selection
of fast jet trainers as well as a
Shorts Tucano in World War 2
camoulage and a probably the
only appearance of a Eurocopter
Squirrel on a decal sheet!
The instructions supply full
colour proiles with painting
guides to a number of major
manufacturers from around the
world as well as a list of upgrade
parts that are available from
the Air Graphic resin range.
1/72 SCALE
AIR72-005 AIR FORCES OF
THE WORLD PART 2 – RAF &
COMMONWEALTH TRAINING
AIRCRAFT
Bae Hawk T.2 ZK025 ‘P’, IV[R] Squadron,
RAF. Based at RAF Valley, North Wales
2016.
Bae Hawk T.Mk2 ZK029 ‘FE’, 25
Squadron, RAF. Based at RAF Valley,
North Wales October 2018.
Eurocopter Squirrel HT.1 ZJ261 ‘61’,
Defence Helicopter Flying School RAF
Shawbury, 2015.
Shorts Tucano T.1 ZF378 ‘RN-3’, 72
Squadron, RAF. RAF Linton-on-Ouse,
Yorkshire July 2018 and as seen at RIAT
2018.
Bae Hawk 127 LIFT A27-16 of 79
Squadron, RAAF 60th Anniversary
Scheme RAAF Pearce, Western
Australia 2003.
Bae Hawk 127 LIFT A27-21, 76 Squadron,
RAAF 60th Anniversary Scheme.
Based at RAAF Williamtown, 2002/3.
Aermacchi MB-326H A7-070, 76
Squadron, RAAF 50th Anniversary
Scheme. Based at RAAF Williamtown,
1992 (Also 25th Anniversary of flying
the MB326).
Aermacchi MB-339CB NZ 6467, ‘67’ of
14 Squadron, RNZAF based at RNZAF
Ohakea, New Zealand in 2000.
Bae Hawk 155 155213 ‘213’ of 419
Squadron, 2 Canadian Forces Flying
Training School which is part of the NFTC
based at CFB Moose Jaw, Canada, 2017.
CONCLUSION
An interesting mini theme
which includes some
attractive markings and will
not take up to much space
on your display shelf.
Our thank to Air Graphics
for the review sample and
their full range of decals, resin
upgrades and conversions
can be found on their web site
at http://www.air-graphics.co.uk.
Euro Decals
T
he second part of
Euro Decals coverage
of the Panavia
Tornado GR.4 in 1/72 scale
and this time we have three
very colourful options
covering commemorative
schemes from 13,14 and 15
squadron Royal Air Force.
The A4 instructions provide
four view colour proiles
with paint refrences to
BS Standard, Humbrol,
Lifecolour, Xtracolour
and Xtracrylics.
1/32 SCALE
ED-32120 PANAVIA TORNADO GR.4
PART 2
Panavia Tornado GR.4, ZA401, 13
Squadron , RAF Marham, 2005.
Panavia Tornado GR.4, ZA543, 15
Squadron, RAF Lossiemouth, 2005
Panavia Tornado GR.4, ZG756, 14
Squadron, RAF Lossiemouth, 2005
CONCLUSION
These sets are clearly aimed
at the forthcoming Ìnew tool
1/32 scale Italeri Tornado Gr.4
due later this year. Though
if you are not prepared to
wait you can use the recently
reissued Revell Gr.1 kit
with the Flightpath Gr.4
conversion and detail set.
Our thanks to Fantasy
Printshop for supplying the
review sample, which can be
ordered from their website at
http://www.fantasyprintshop.co.uk.
72 APRIL 2019 • SCALE AVIATION MODELLER INTERNATIONAL
DECALS