• Product Name: Techmod 48105 - US National Insignia June 1943 to July 1943 (1/48)
• Category: 1:48 Scale Aircraft Model Decals
• Manufacturer: Techmod
• Scale: 1/48
• Intended Use: World War II era aircraft models – United States Army Air Forces
• Historical Period: World War II (June 1943 – July 1943)

Techmod 48105 - US National Insignia June 1943 to July 1943 (1/48) is a high-quality model decal sheet intended for replicating authentic USAAF national insignia used on American military aircraft during a key period of World War II. The set is designed for modelers building 1:48 scale aircraft replicas.

This decal set precisely reproduces the round insignia used by the United States Army Air Forces exclusively from June to July 1943, when the current marking changed by removing the red circle from the blue background and leaving a white star on a blue field, with white horizontal rectangles featuring thin blue outlines added to the sides. This specific version of the insignia was used, among other places, during air operations over Europe, North Africa, and the Pacific, including during Operation Husky (the Invasion of Sicily).

The Techmod 48105 decal sheet includes national insignia in various sizes (20, 24, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, and 60 inches in diameter), enabling their use on different types of aircraft: bombers, fighters, transport, and reconnaissance planes from this period. The decals are printed on thin, high-quality film using advanced printing technology, ensuring excellent detail, vibrant colors, and high resistance to modeling solutions (e.g. MicroSet, MicroSol).

• Materials: Specialized, thin model decal film
• Additions: Various insignia sizes – universal application
• Difficulty Level: 2/5 – decals easy to use, suitable for beginners and intermediate modelers
• Recommendation: Recommended for all aircraft modelers, especially those interested in authentic recreations of American WWII aircraft paint schemes

With the Techmod 48105 decal set, your models will gain an authentic appearance and precise markings consistent with the historical realities of 1943. It’s an ideal choice for modelers building dioramas or collecting models from the World War II era.