Wolfpak Decals 72-103: Pony Rides

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REVIEW  :

Scott Van Aken

NOTES:

 

This is a pretty neat sheet for modelers of all eras. This is one of the shorter sheets done by Wolfpak Decals, but it includes some neat options. There are four of them on ths particular sheet .

These are divided into two distinct 'then and now' groups. One starts with the P-38L 'Maloney's Pony' with the 27th FS/1st FG based on Corsica in 1944. THis aircraft has red spinners, wing tips and aft tail booms.

In line with that one is 'Maloney's Pony' on an F-15C that was with the more modern 27th FS/1st FW based at Prince Sultan Air Base in 2001.

John Meyer's P-51D 'Petie 2nd' is a very popular subject with Mustang fans and this time we have his 487th FS/352nd FG plane as it was based at RAF Bodney in the Fall of 1944 after the unit went with the large amount of blu on the nose and spinner.

Contrasting that is the 303 FS's A-10C based at Whiteman AFB in 2016. The connection is that the 303rd adopted the 487th's squadron insignia to put on its planes. Modelers should note that there are no really modern A-10 kits in this scale. All are A-10As and early ones at that so you'll have to do some work to bring whatever you use up to specs.

We are fortunate that there are a number of nice kits for all these options; some old and some quite new. Whichever you choose, you can be sure that the decals are superbly printed by Fantasy Printshop and the sheet comes with the best background information provided by any sheet in the business. Upper camo schemes are provided for the planes that require it.  Note that the Fantasy Printshop decals are quite glossy so you may want to clear coat some of these with a matte once they have been applied.

Thanks to WolfPak Decals for the review sample. Visit them at their web site and pick up yours.

December 2016

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