The Plastic Soldier Company WW2V20020

German Aerial Identification / Recognition Flags (WWII) crosses and swastikas. Aerial markers (as ground identifiers at times) used on all fronts in 3 common sizes. Smaller ones are often used on turret bins or across the rear deck of smaller panzers and on the front of softskin AFVs, while the large ones were used on engine decks medium panzers. Also included is the balkenkreuz variety. To be used wholesale or partial on soft medium like tissue, thin paper, thin foil or any suitable substrate. For those familar with the rolled 2-part epoxy putty technique, the partial 2-part markers will be useful. All flags are based on documented measurements.

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Lockheed F-104 Starfighter 1. F-104G 20+02 belonged to JBG 32. The code 'A' was unusual on Luftwaffe fighter-bombers at that time. (via Terry Panapolis). 2. RF-104G Starfighter,AE-235,AG51, Federal German Air Force (Luftwaffe). Dark Grey RAL 7012 (FS 26152) and Dark Green RAL 6014 (FS 34079 upper surfaces with Light Grey RAL 7001 (FS 26373) undersides. National markings in six positions; note fin fiash covered over by Canadian flag. 3. F-104 G Starfighter, DB+109,JB 32, Federal German Air Force (Luftwaffe). (FS 26152), (FS 34079), upper surfaces with Aluminum RAL 9006 undersides. National markings in standard six positions; medium blue band around nose. 4. F-104 G Starfighter, 26+03,JG 36, Luftwaffe. 5. F-104G Starfighter, 22+89, MFG 1, Marineflieger. 6. F-104G Starfighter, 24+33, MFG 2, Marineflieger. 7. F-104 G Starfighter, 22+59,JGB 31, Federal German Air Force (Luftwaffe). 8. F-104 G DC+234, JG 33, Federal German Air Force (Luftwaffe). 9. TF-104 G Starfighter, 26+30, JG 34, Luftwaffe. 10. F-104G Starfighter, JD+120, JG 74, Federal German Air Force (Luftwaffe), Neuburg, 1966. 11. F-104G Starfighter, 26+63, of the 'Vikings' aerobatic team, Marineflieger.

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