Delta One Bort Numbers - Generic and Bort Numbers - Generic Rounded in 1/72 scale
Reviewed by Rato Marczak (feb/2015)

Summary
Description: 
- Decal markings for two non-Luftwaffe air forces
Scale: 
- 1/72
Price: 
- Approx. 10.00 EU
Contents & Media: 
- A printed decal sheets and instructions
Advantages: 
- Minimal clear film borders.
- Good register and printing quality. Extremely thin.
Can be used in larger scales as well.
Disadvantages - Avoid strong decal solvents.
Recommendation:
- Recommended.

Two more decals, this time in 1/72 scale, recently released by Delta One. Delta one is a relatively new decal manufacturer, but let me stard by saying that I am very impressed by the quality of their decals.


Bort Numbers - Generic

This sheet brings Blue, Red and Yellow decals representing the squadron numbers used on Russian bomber and transport aircraft. That explains why they are so big for 1/72 scale. The overall quality 
is outstanding, with a good color saturation, thin film, and perfect register.


All numbers are of 45 deg. chamfered type, and have a thin black outline. The red numbers are also provided with white outline. The sheet also provides plenty Soviet style insignias with white/red outline, in two sizes.







Bort Numbers - Generic

This other sheet is similar the the previous one, except that the numbers are the modern, rounded type.



The blue and yellow numbers have a thin black outline, while the red ones are provided only with white outline. The sheet also brings the more modern Russian style insignias with blue/red outline, in two sizes. White backing stars are also provided to make white the area between the blue/red outline (another variation).


Being the same manufacturer, I am sure they will behave pretty much like the excellent results obtained with their previous sheets, which were tested before. Therefore, I would only advice you to avoid solvent solutions (they won't need any).

Furthermore, I suspect that these decals will find their way to many 1/32 Luftwaffe subjects, as they mimic perfectly many typical markings used on Messerschmitts, Focke-Wulfs and Junkers.

Recommended.


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