This sheet can actually be found as Superscale sheet 48-90 or as Micro Scale sheet 48-90 ( both sheets are identical ). If you are wanting to build John England’s “Uve Had it!” from the 357^th FG, I believe this is the only sheet out there. One other A/C I have not see elsewhere is “The Hun Hunter/Texas” from the 355^th FG. Oddly, the sheet has (6) stars & bars—enough to build 1 ½ aircraft. The kill markings for “The Hun Hunter/Texas” are way off register unfortunately, but that is to be expected on a sheet of this age. That is the only real discrepancy on the sheet if you don’t count the mediocre stencil data.

  A/C #1: P-51B “Short Fuse Sallee”, Pilot: Lt. Col Richard Turner, 354^th FG/356^th FS 9^th AF. Standard Olive Drab over Gray paint scheme & white spinner/nose band

 A/C #2: P-51B “U’ve had it!”, Pilot: Maj John B. England, 357^th FG / 362^nd FS. Natural Metal with upper surfaces painted over with Olive Drab. Full invasion stripes. Standard 357^th FG red / yellow checkerboard nose & yellow/red spinner.

 A/C #3: P-51B “The Hun Hunter\Texas”, Pilot: Capt. Henry W. Brown, 355th FG / 354^th FS. Standard Olive Drab over Gray paint scheme & white spinner/nose band.

A/C #4: P-51B “Bee”, Pilot: Duane Beeson, 4^th FG / 334^th FS. Standard Olive Drab over Gray paint scheme with Red Nose and spinner

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