Unlike most of my decals, this set (along with 600-GB-2, 3 and 4) is specifically scaled, rather than supplied in "generic" sizes. (Ie. my usual 24", 30", 36" and 48" scale diameters.)

Instead, these decals scale out to the regulation sizes for fighter aircraft when used on 1/600 scale models. I will also be producing "generic" sheets of RAF decals in due course, to suit other aircraft types.

Note for customers looking to do Battle Of Britain aircraft; I'd recommend skipping this sheet entirely, and getting one each of 600-GB-2, and 600-GB-3. The latter sheet (Type B roundels) has roundels of this type for underneath the wings, as the Type B was very rarely used in that position.

Unlike most of my decals, this set (along with 600-GB-1, 3 and 4) is specifically scaled, rather than supplied in "generic" sizes. (Ie. my usual 24", 30", 36" and 48" scale diameters.)

Instead, these decals scale out to the regulation sizes for fighter aircraft when used on 1/600 scale models. I will also be producing "generic" sheets of RAF decals in due course, to suit other aircraft types.

Note for customers looking to do Battle Of Britain aircraft; I'd recommend getting one each of this sheet and 600-GB-3. The latter sheet (Type B roundels) has Type A roundels for underneath the wings, as well as Type B for on top, while the fuselage roundels from this sheet were by far the most common type in the Battle Of Britain.

Photo is a Tumbling Dice 1/600 Blenheim Mk I - Pack ISA 44.

Unlike most of my decals, this set (along with 600-GB-1, 2 and 4) is specifically scaled, rather than supplied in "generic" sizes. (Ie. my usual 24", 30", 36" and 48" scale diameters.)

Instead, these decals scale out to the regulation sizes for fighter aircraft when used on 1/600 scale models. I will also be producing "generic" sheets of RAF decals in due course, to suit other aircraft types.

Note for customers looking to do Battle Of Britain aircraft; I'd recommend getting one each of this sheet and 600-GB-2. The Type B roundel was very rare indeed underneath the wings of single-engine fighters, so I've supplied this sheet with the far more common Type A instead for that position. Should you need a Type B there I'd recommend simply using the 56" one instead, or sheet 600-GB-7.

Photo is a Tumbling Dice 1/600 Sea Harrier FRS 1 - Pack ISA 641.

Unlike most of my decals, this set (along with 600-GB-1, 2 and 3) is specifically scaled, rather than supplied in "generic" sizes. (Ie. my usual 24", 30", 36" and 48" scale diameters.)

Instead, these decals scale out to the regulation sizes for fighter aircraft when used on 1/600 scale models. I will also be producing "generic" sheets of RAF decals in due course, to suit other aircraft types.

The Type C roundel wasn't mixed with other types as much as earlier versions, so aircraft can generally be done from this one sheet. It rapidly replaced the other types following it's introduction in late 1943, although a fair number of squadrons still used the Type B on top of their aircraft's wings. By 1945, even this practice had largely died out, and almost all aircraft were using Type C roundels.