Techmod 32065 French National Insignia (1/32) – Decals with French Aviation Roundels

The Techmod 32065 French National Insignia decal set in 1/32 scale is a high-quality product designed for modelers building replicas of French military aircraft from various eras. This set is the perfect addition to plastic model kits, allowing for accurate reproduction of the French national markings used on aircraft – from World War I, the interwar period, to World War II.

The decals prepared by the renowned Polish company Techmod are distinguished by outstanding print quality and attention to detail. The sheet contains precisely rendered French cocardes – roundel insignia used by the French aviation authorities since as early as 1914.

This set is particularly useful when building aircraft models such as the Nieuport 17, SPAD S.XIII, Dewoitine D.520, Morane-Saulnier MS.406, Bloch MB.152, or Dassault Mirage. You can use these decals on replicas of aircraft used by French aviation during World War I, World War II, as well as in the postwar period and during the Cold War. The decals are based on actual patterns used by the French Air Force, ensuring the authenticity of your model.

• Category: Model decals
• Scale: 1/32
• Material: Thin film decal, high-quality transfer paper
• Application: French aircraft models from World War I to modern times
• Manufacturer: Techmod (Poland)
• Printing Technology: High-resolution offset, vivid colors and details
• Contents: Roundels in several sizes

Recommendations:
The Techmod 32065 decals are recommended for both beginner and advanced modelers who want to achieve authentic, historical markings on their 1/32 scale aircraft models. Using these decals greatly enhances realism and the final appearance of your build.

Application difficulty level: 2/5 (easy to apply, detailed manufacturer instructions included)

This product is highly recommended thanks to its top print quality, perfect fit to models, and broad historical applicability. It is a must-have accessory for any modeler interested in French aviation.