I bought two built class 1 ships several years ago. My intent was to use them later. Well now is later. both need some work but main item is decals / markings etc.
I can cut monocote trim sheets for letters and numbers. Stars and bars another story. Sig sells some decals but very limited choice. One plane is fullbody Skyraider/ other is a Brittish night Fighter/bomber Defiant. This plane did serve with Royal Navy. Anyway both use a rear intake engine/ ST G-40RV/ other HP .40RV.
  So I am open to ideas on Britt markings. Main ones are country and a plane # and maybe marking of a unit that had   Skyraiders. The Britt. just need the roundels.
Cheers,Dan    

     Brodak has British decals and I'm pretty sure they are for a .40 size plane. Major Decals also makes British decals and I think they may make .40 and .60 size. Major Decals are sold by Tower and other mail order outfits.  Eric

Hi Dan,

I agree with Eric and Bill on the "Major Decals" line.  Been using them since the early '70s at least.  Way back, they were water slide only, IIRC., but I have used their "stick-on's", also, and have had no problems without a coating over them for fuel proofing (up to 15% nitro) nor have they came off..  Only problem is guessing the right size!  But I believe that on their site they list the dimensions of the markings somewhere.

CLC is also another good choice.  I see a British roundel as one of their samples and they can make them to your exact size needs.  Just give them the diameters of the different placements.

Big Bear

Hi Tom,

There is something that always catches my eye when I see a British Night Fighter scheme in all black with red markings, etc..

That BP Defiant looks sharp!

Bill

HI Dan,

"After further review", my suggestion would be to just contact CLC and give them the dimensions for the roundels, stars and bars, fuselage lettering, etc., for you models.  That way you can get exactly what you want.

Bill

I have 3 books on Military Aviation Library WW2 Aircraft. One is USA, another is German and last British. Each book has 61 pages jammed packed with photos. Some color and great inner cover art of star planes like P-51/  P-40/ ME-109/ FW 190/ Spitfire etc. I could make my own trimcote decals but will try a few places. Thanks for advice.
Cheers,Dan

Hi Dan,

You're good to go!  If you need any help, I will dig out all my reference books on WWII fighters.  I had a very large reference library built up, but shelved it when I left the "plastic model" scene.  It got WAY worse than any thing in the C/L world.

Bill

If you guys have seen my P-39 and the Sheeks Spitfire as well as a few other planes of mine will see the graphics.   I don't use any trim material like Monokote Trim Sheets.   I cut my graphics from scraps of Monokote I have laying around.  Yes sometimes I have to go buy a new roll.  Just draw your graphics on paper.  Lay it over the Monokote, with every thing taped to a glass pane.   Start cutting using new X-Acto blades and straight edges.  Any curves are cut first.  From a distance you can't tell they are hand cut.  Use a trim iron to put them down.   Also put them on before the final coats of clear.   

Just tell the great little lady at Control Line Central what you are looking for.  I copied the ones I got from Brodak several years ago.  Just size thm to fit the plane.  I hope BOM doesn't apply to graphics.