East German Air Force roundrels/markings?

[seadude]

Anybody know where I could find some 1/48 or 1/72 scale 1970's/1980's East German Air Force roundrels and markings decals?

[zenrat]

Try this.

[ChernayaAkula]

Try this.

But stay away from the Peddinghaus stuff. Not worth your time and money.

[Spey_Phantom]

i would recommend TOM Modellbau's decalsheet, lots and lots of roundels & serials to choose from 
comes in 1/72, 1/48 and 1/32 scales.

http://www.ipmsdeutschland.de/FirstLook/Decals/TOM_Modellbau/TOM_NVA_decal.html
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/318862-tom-modellbau-5074-nva-hoheitszeichen-der-lsk-lv

although i dont know where to buy them, i bought my 1/72 set from a dealer at an airshow a few years ago, cant remember witch one 
they did sell them at Aviation megastore, but only the 1/32 sheet is left in stock.

https://www.aviationmegastore.com/nva-markings-1956-1990-tom-05074-tom-modellbau-tom05074-vliegtuig-bouwmodel-transfers/product/?action=prodinfo&art=59682


however, you can always get them straight from the manufacturer 

http://www.tom-modellbau.de/epages/180804.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/180804/Products/5074

[Pellson]

How much do you need? I have some from Su-22:s and MiG-21:s in 1/72 you can have.

[Dizzyfugu]

TL Modellbau (my favorite source for generic sheet and stripes) does NVA markings in 1:72 (only, incl. the early version without hammer and circle symbols):

https://tl-modellbau.de/NVA-Luftstreitkraefte-1-72

They also have NVA style cyphers for tactical codes.

https://tl-modellbau.de/Taktische-Nummern-der-NVA-LSK-1-72

Basically, these are cleanly printed, but sometimes the decals can be brittle - had this phenomenon with some Swedish roundels from their generic sheets.

They sell through their own website, but also through a (German) ebay shop - even though with a more limited range.


The Peddinghaus stuff is so-so. These are printed on a single, continous film, which is VERY thin and prone to folding/cracking. I also recently had the case that I had just colors printed on a clear film, so that a white primer layers was missing and the contrast poor. Resolution and detail is good, but application IMHO hazardous. I've come to avoid this stuff.