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Deutsche Luftwaffe Here I have Luftwaffe letters and numbers from World War II, with and without borders, in the correct format. The black characters are shown as written for character spacing. The yellow characters have the borders typical of the Luftwaffe at that time. The blue characters have no borders. The yellow and blue characters are all individual so you can place them as you need them. The size is also adjustable for the appropriate scale. Don't worry about the colors; they are for illustrative purposes only and do not interfere with the plotter cutting process. Have fun using the templates! Harry P.S.: Please don't forget to leave a small donation for Kev and this great site!! You can donate to this great site using the following link: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=4F8UANDQKKFR4 File Information Submitter Timbacat Submitted 10/22/2025 Category Luftwaffe - WW2 View File

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Thanks for that Harry, very useful info and lots of tips! And just to add to that I used my Infinity this afternoon and have fallen back in love with it again! Max

Bf-109G-4 JG 53 .studio3 This is my latest offering a Messerschmitt Bf-109 G-4 of 4/JG53 based in Tunisia in 1943. I used the profile in the 1/72 scale Eduard kit instructions as inspirations although all the makings here are drawn by me. It is option I here https://eduard-cdn.oxyshop.cloud/out/media/2112.pdf The Eduard 1/72 scale kits are fantastic too btw. I found the easiest way to do the national makings is to paint the areas to me maked white first then fit the white masks and paint the black areas. Finally cover the makings with a "coverall" mask and paint the camouflage. There are a few shots showing the nose insignia process. The dotted lines are for the wing walks. Enjoy John File Information Submitter Mostly 48th Submitted 09/24/2025 Category Specific Aircraft View File

Thanks, Harry. I think it makes it easier for a wider audience to understand your descriptions, and as an English-language site, I think it makes sense. Kev