Techmod 72144 - Potez 63-11 (1/72) - Decals for Aircraft Model

The Techmod 72144 set offers high-quality decals dedicated to the Potez 63-11 aircraft model in 1/72 scale. This product is intended for modelers seeking detailed, historically accurate markings for the French reconnaissance aircraft from World War II and the years immediately following its conclusion.

The Potez 63-11 was a French reconnaissance aircraft and light bomber, used mainly by the French Air Force (Armée de l'Air), but also by Vichy France aviation and Regia Aeronautica (Italian Air Force) after some units were seized as war trophies. Production of the aircraft started in the late 1930s—its debut took place just before the outbreak of World War II. The Potez 63-11 was notable for its elegant silhouette and distinctive, heavily glazed forward fuselage.

These aircraft were widely used during the French Campaign of 1940 for observation and reconnaissance missions, and after the fall of France, also by Vichy French aviation in the country until 1942, as well as by the Italians during 1943-1944.

• The decal set provides markings for a total of seven different machines from various periods and units: from 1940, through the Vichy period in France, to a specimen used in Regia Aeronautica in Italy.
• The product is made from high-quality dedicated decal paper using modern printing technology, ensuring vivid colors and crisp details.
• Categories: modeling decals in 1/72 scale, World War II aircraft modeling accessories.
• The pack does not include the aircraft model – only the decals.
• Application difficulty level: 2/5 – recommended for beginner and intermediate modelers. A detailed instruction sheet makes correct application of the decals easy.

Recommended for: all modelers building World War II aircraft in 1/72 scale, especially those seeking original painting schemes and markings of French and Italian units. Techmod decals are known for their sharp print quality and thin carrier film—perfect for both collectors of historical aircraft and enthusiasts of unique painting schemes.