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1:72 Beechcraft G-17 Staggerwing Factory Markings
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D-17 Staggerwing Factory Graphics 1930s, as originally released by Red Pegasus, now printed in Next Generation DIGITAL Silk, not ALPS
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1:72 Beechcraft G-17 Staggerwing Antarctic Markings
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D-17 Staggerwing Antarctic markings, as originally released by Red Pegasus, now printed in Next Generation DIGITAL Silk, not ALPS. The white ink is double-struck to insure opacity.
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1:72 P-51C "Excalibur III"
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Charlie Blair's P-51C "Excalibur III" from 1950, as originally released by Red Pegasus, now printed in Next Generation DIGITAL Silk, not ALPS. All white ink is double-struck.
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1:72 Louise Thaden Beechcraft C-17R Staggerwing
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On September 4th, 1936 when Louise Thaden, with copilot Blanche Noyes, became the first woman to win the Bendix Trophy Race. Flying a modified C17-R, in which the back seat had been removed and an extra 56 gal. gas tank installed, Louise's only fuel stop was planned at Beech Field in Wichita. This decal was originally released by Red Pegasus, now printed in Next Generation DIGITAL Silk, not ALPS. The white ink is double-struck to insure opacity.
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1:48 Beechcraft G-17 Staggerwing Factory Markings
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D-17 Staggerwing Factory Graphics 1930s, as originally released by Red Pegasus, now printed in Next Generation DIGITAL Silk, not ALPS
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1:48 Beechcraft G-17 Staggerwing Antarctic Markings
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D-17 Staggerwing Antarctic markings, as originally released by Red Pegasus, now printed in Next Generation DIGITAL Silk, not ALPS. The white ink is double-struck to insure opacity.
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1:48 P-51C "Excalibur III"
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Charlie Blair's P-51C "Excalibur III" from 1950, as originally released by Red Pegasus, now printed in Next Generation DIGITAL Silk, not ALPS. All white ink is double-struck.
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1:72 Amelia Earhart Lockheed Vega 5B "Little Red Wagon"
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Amelia Earhart was the first woman, and only the second person to make a nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean. The aircraft she used was a bright red Lockheed Vega 5B, a sleek, new monoplane with a fully cantilevered wing and roomy cabin area. She called the Vega her “Little Red Wagon”.
This decal was originally released by Red Pegasus, and we are pleased to now offer it printed in Next Generation DIGITAL Silk process.
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1:72 "Winnie Mae" Lockheed Vega 5C
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Wiley Post began flying as a barnstormer in mid 1920s. By the 1930s he had set several records in the “Winnie Mae”. Most notable he flew around the world twice in her. The first time in 1931 with a navigator, Harold Gatty, in 8 days, 15 hours, 41 minutes. He then became the first to fly solo around the world in July 22, 1933 in 7days, 18 hours, 50 minute.
This decal was originally released by Red Pegasus, and we are pleased to now offer it printed in Next Generation DIGITAL Silk process.
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1:48 Amelia Earhart Lockheed Vega 5B "Little Red Wagon"
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Amelia Earhart was the first woman, and only the second person to make a nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean. The aircraft she used was a bright red Lockheed Vega 5B, a sleek, new monoplane with a fully cantilevered wing and roomy cabin area. She called the Vega her “Little Red Wagon”.
This decal was originally released by Red Pegasus, and we are pleased to now offer it printed in Next Generation DIGITAL Silk process.
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