72209 JAS-39 Gripen ”Tigermeet” decal sheet 1:72

USS NIMITZ and the first member of the "Final Countdown" sticker series. Captain Emory Brown's command plane is also on the sheet (page 210), taking off at the beginning of the film. During the rotation, the plane had to be refueled with 4-5 full afterburners, so much kerosene was consumed. Interestingly, the Sidewinder rocket was launched from a 200-page machine against one of the Zeroes (though the two Zeroes were in conflict with the 202 and 203 machines in the film) This is a small mistake from the filmmakers, but I don’t think many of us took it. noticed when we watched the movie :)

The kit contains a water-stick decal sheet designed exclusively for model kits. Recommended it over 15 years

The kit contains a water-stick decal sheet designed exclusively for model kits. Recommended it over 15 years

The kit contains a water-stick decal sheet designed exclusively for model kits. Recommended it over 15 years

The kit contains a water-stick decal sheet designed exclusively for model kits. Recommended it over 15 years

The kit contains a water-stick decal sheet designed exclusively for model kits. Recommended it over 15 years

The product used for masking is made of self-adhesive (Tamiya) paper and contains pre-cut shapes for painting. With its use, we greatly facilitate painting that is often impossible or very difficult to do with freehand.

The product used for masking is made of self-adhesive (Tamiya) paper and contains pre-cut shapes for painting. With its use, we greatly facilitate painting that is often impossible or very difficult to do with freehand. Scaled to the Zvezda 1:72 kit

The product used for masking is made of self-adhesive (Tamiya) paper and contains pre-cut shapes for painting. With its use, we greatly facilitate painting that is often impossible or very difficult to do with freehand. Scaled to ZVEZDA kit.

The product used for masking is made of self-adhesive (Tamiya) paper and contains pre-cut shapes for painting. With its use, we greatly facilitate painting that is often impossible or very difficult to do with freehand.