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Kitsworld - Mixed Scale German Luftwaffe Geschwader Insignia
£10.20

KW17248-3
Luftwaffe Fighter Unit Emblems
Stabskette JG1- used in autumn 1943, 'Kette' being the German term for chain/ formation of three aircraft. 1943. Fw 190A.

6./JG 1 - Yellow 'Tatzelwurm'.1942. Bf109F, Fw109A.

III./JG 1 - The Maltese Cross introduced summer 1941 when the Geschwader reformed in Holland. 1941 - 1943. Bf109E/F, Fw190A.

2./JG 1 (early) - Typical early war insignia, depicting a sword cutting Chamberlain's umbrella in half. Autumn 1939. Bf109E.

II./JG 1 - Jan 1942 1./JG3 became II./JG 1 and brought its 'Tatzelwurm' with it, which was coloured green Gruppen Stab. Bf109F, Fw190A.
4./JG 1 - White 'Tatzelwurm'. The Norse Version of this Emblem is more like a dragon. 1942. Bf109F, Fw190A

7./JG 1 - A lightning spitting devil in the clouds. 1942. Fw190A.

8./JG 1 (early) - A small dog peeing over Uncle Sam's hat. 1943. Fw190A.

8./JG 1 (later) - A seated man doing unspeakable things sitting on Uncle Sam's hat. Designed by Franz Steiner, 1942 and later adopted by 2./JG 11 in summer 1943. Fw190A.

5./JG 1 - Red 'Tatzelwurm'.1942. Bf109F, Fw109A.

Stock code: KW17248-3

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Kitsworld - Mixed Scale German Luftwaffe Geschwader Insignia
£10.20

KW17248-2
Luftwaffe Fighter Unit Emblems
Stab/JG1- Emblem of the Stabsschwarm of Oberstleutnant Carl Schumacher. The eagle looks over the Heligoland. 1939- 1940. Bf109E.

JG 1 - Derived from the Schumacher Emblem, eagle launched from a bow. 1940 -1943. Bf109G.

JG 1 ‘Oesau’ - New Geschwader emblem introduced by Walter Oesau in September 1943. 1943 - 1945. Bf109G, Fw190A.

I./JG 1 - The ‘Crusaders Cross of Jesau’ based on the emblem of the town in East Prussia. 1940. Fw190A.

I.JG 1 (later) - Emblem originated from JG 77 and was used on the He162. 1945.

2./JG 1 - Based on the trademark of the Sun insurance company, it was used in many subtle versions and usually appeared alongside the name of the pilot’s wife or sweetheart ! 1941. Bf109E.

3./JG 1 - A lion rampant holding a number ‘3’ it was introduced in late 1944, and was only seen on one He162.

Stock code: KW17248-2

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Kitsworld "Luftwaffe Geschwader Insignia" 1/72 Scale Decal Sheet
£7.50

Luftwaffe Geschwader Insignia
He-111 KG 26 - He-111 KG 53 - He-111 KG 4 - He-111 KG 53 - He-111 KG 100
Me-109E/F - JG 27 Me-109E JG 26 - Galland - Me-109E JG 3 - Me-109E JG 2 Me-109F/G 4 JG 1 Me-109E 9 JG26 Me-109G-2 JG77 - Me-109E 5 JG 51 Me-109F JG 53
Fw-190A I/JG 54 Fw-190A-5 I/JG 1 Fw-190A-5 III/JG 2 Fw-190A-5 II/JG 1 Fw-190A-5/JG 26 Fw-190A JG 54
Stuka St G77 Stuka St G S1 Stuka St G1 Stuka 3 St G1

Stock code: KW172022

German Geschwader Insignia

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Kitsworld German Insignia - 1/72 Scale Decal Sheet
£7.50

KW172037 Fighter sized to ME109 Variants etc, German Insignia
Luftwaffe "Balkenkreuz" National Insignia - sized for 109 variants.The straight-armed Balkenkreuz, which is a stylized version of the Iron Cross, was the emblem of World War II Wehrmacht- Heer, Luftwaffe, and Kriegsmarine. The Iron Cross used by today's German Bundeswehr unified defense forces inherits the four white, or lighter coloured, "flanks" of the older Balkenkreuz, but with the "flanks" following the flared arms of the Iron Cross instead.

Stock code: KW172037

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Kitsworld 'Luftwaffe Fighter Numbers' - 1/72 Scale Decal Sheet
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KW172029 Sized to match the ME109F G & K and Variants, suitable also for all Focke Wulf Fw190's

Stock code: KW172029