Techmod 32038 - Junkers Ju 88A-1 (1/32) is a high-quality decal set dedicated to German Junkers Ju 88A-1 aircraft models in an impressive 1:32 scale. This product is an essential supplement for advanced aircraft modelers who value historical authenticity and perfect reproduction of paintwork details. The decals have been prepared with great attention to historical accuracy, based on original archival sources and photographic documentation from World War II.

• Scale: 1/32
• Markings: Decals for three Junkers Ju 88A-1 aircraft used in the summer of 1940 on the Western Front by the following units:
  • 4D+DC, Stab. III/KG 30
  • L1+ER, LG 1
  • 9K+HS, KG 51
• Country of User: Third German Reich (Luftwaffe)
• Historical Period: World War II, particularly the campaign in France and the Battle of Britain (years 1940–1941)
• Material: Durable, thin transfer film with high-resolution print, guaranteeing sharp and clear markings. The decals are manufactured by the renowned Polish company Techmod, famous for its perfect reproduction of colors and details.
• Extras: The set does not include a plastic model – it is decals only.
• Category: Model decals – supplementary accessories for plastic aircraft scale models.
• Purpose: We recommend this product to intermediate and experienced modelers who wish to recreate the historical paint schemes of early World War II German bombers. It's a perfect choice for military aviation enthusiasts and those interested in historically accurate livery reconstructions. Techmod decals are easy to apply and distinguished by their high quality – once applied, they create the effect of a factory paint job on the model.
• Difficulty Level: 2/5 – decal application does not require much experience, but a basic knowledge of modeling techniques is recommended.

Techmod 32038 guarantees exceptional detailing and is an excellent opportunity to enrich your Junkers Ju 88A-1 model with authentic historical markings, known from key Luftwaffe operations during World War II. An ideal choice for all collectors and modelers developing their skills in building 1/32 scale aircraft.