H-19 Chickasaw TURAF Decal Set
$3,00
- Digital Silk Screen printed decal.
- Compatible with microsol and microset.
- Product codes:
- Dbt-01244 (1/72)
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Description
Enhance your scale model collection with the H-19 Chickasaw TURAF Decal Set. Designed for enthusiasts of Turkish Air Force history and rotary-wing aircraft, this decal set delivers authentic markings and crisp detailing for your H-19 Chickasaw project.
The H-19 Chickasaw TURAF Decal Set includes historically accurate insignias, serial numbers, and fin flashes based on reference photos from Turkish Air Force archives. Printed with high-resolution digital silk screen technology, these decals offer sharp, clean lines and are fully compatible with Microsol and Microset for seamless application and a professional finish.
Ideal for 1/72 and 1/48 scale model kits, this decal set is perfect for builders recreating the iconic H-19 utility helicopter in Turkish service. Whether you’re focusing on post-war aircraft or unique fleet liveries, this set ensures your model reflects true historical accuracy.
Upgrade your helicopter collection with the H-19 Chickasaw TURAF Decal Set and showcase a legendary rotorcraft of Turkish aviation history.
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| Build Model | H-19 Chickasaw |
|---|---|
| Suitable Kits | Airfix, Generic, Italeri |
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The Turkish Air Force operated the H-19 Chickasaw helicopter, an American utility helicopter developed by Sikorsky, starting in the 1950s. The H-19 Chickasaw was one of the first helicopters to be widely used by the Turkish military, marking a significant step in modernizing its rotary-wing capabilities. These helicopters were employed in various roles including troop transport, medical evacuation, search and rescue, and cargo transport. The introduction of the H-19 Chickasaw helped the Turkish Air Force gain valuable experience in helicopter operations and paved the way for the adoption of more advanced rotary-wing aircraft in the future. The H-19’s service in the Turkish Air Force is remembered as a key period in the development of the country’s military aviation capabilities.
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