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Codes & Letters, Luftwaffe, British, WWII


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I need the different sizes of the code numbers & letters that the British & Luftwaffe used in WWII also the Roundel's & Cross' or where to get them. TIA.

 

Paul

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With regards to Luftwaffe the size varied according to the aircraft it was used on. I remember seeing a list, but cannot find it.

 

Once you know the size, this link should enable you to construct letters, balkenkreuz and swastika of correct proportions.

 

http://www.luftarchiv.de/index.htm?/flugzeugbau/kenungen.htm

 

I have far less knowledge about the English and American standards, but I do have the standard of the various Star-and-Bar variants

 

http://www.bowersflybaby.com/stories/army_paint.html

 

 

For English

 

http://www.homepages.mcb.net/bones/Aviation/roundels/RAF_Roundels.htm

Do you have a vinyl cutter and what software do you plan to use to do this. I've just gotten a cutter and plan to do some work on this - perhaps we can cooperate ?

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With regards to Luftwaffe the size varied according to the aircraft it was used on. I remember seeing a list, but cannot find it.

 

Once you know the size, this link should enable you to construct letters, balkenkreuz and swastika of correct proportions.

 

http://www.luftarchiv.de/index.htm?/flugzeugbau/kenungen.htm

 

I have far less knowledge about the English and American standards, but I do have the standard of the various Star-and-Bar variants

 

http://www.bowersflybaby.com/stories/army_paint.html

 

 

For English

 

http://www.homepages.mcb.net/bones/Aviation/roundels/RAF_Roundels.htm

Do you have a vinyl cutter and what software do you plan to use to do this. I've just gotten a cutter and plan to do some work on this - perhaps we can cooperate ?

Thomas, First off yes I do have a cutter a Silhouette Portrait with an upgraded silhouette studio software, I'm using Oracal 810 vinyl mask, I would love to cooperate in any and every way that I can.

Thank you for the offer.

 

paul

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