For their second new WWII sheet, Wolfpak Decals heads to Europe. This sheet provides five interesting options for the Modeler.

First up is Don Gentile's P-47D 'Donnie Boy' operating with the 4th FG from Debden in 1943. Note the red surround and it appears that it uses the early Curtiss Electric prop.

Next is an F6F-3N in the tricolor paint scheme. This plane was operating with VF-74 aboard the USS Kasaan Bay during the invasion of Southern France in August of 1944.

One rarely sees WWII A-26s on sheets so it is nice to have this glass nose A-26B. This aircraft was operating with the 305th BG out of St. Trond Belgium during the last month of the European War.

Another Hellcat used during the Southern French invasion. This one is an F6F-5 with VOF-1 from the USS Tulagi. The overall gloss sea blue scheme is easy to paint.

Finally, a bit of an unusual B-17G. Klette's Wild Hares was operating with the 324 BS/91st BG in 1944 and has an H2X radome in place of the belly turret.

As you might expect, the decals are superbly printed by Fantasy Printshop. The sheet's outstanding instructions provides complete drawings of all these schemes to ensure that you will be able to duplicate them.

Thanks to WolfPak Decals for the review sample and the image of all the options as their cover sheets are too long for my scanner. Visit them at their web site and pick up yours.

May 2017

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