Subject: Re: Rising Decals RD 72025 (review)
From: "Submissions for ARC" <[email-masked]>
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Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 10:45:28 -0700

Hi,
I just wanted to let you know your article went on ARC today.  Thanks again for sending it in.

Steve Bamford
Aircraft Resource Center
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  Subject: Rising Decals RD 72025 (review)

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  Rising Decals www.risingdecals.com
  1/72 Royal Fortress 
  Decal Set for RAF Mk.I Fortresses 
  product # RD 72025
  Product Article by Radek Lhotsky
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  Rising Decals usually "deals" with Axis subjects but this decal sheet is proof that their range will include more of the Allies too. The decal sheet RD 72025 covers RAF Mk.I Fortresses.  

  There 3 options plus 2 bonuses.

  Option 1:  Fortress Mk.I, WP-K, AN521 of No 90 Sqn; West Raynham, May 1941

  Option 2:  Fortress Mk.I, WP-F, AN530 of No 90 Sqn; July 1941

  Option 3:  same Fortress Mk.I, WP-F, AN530 of No 90 Sqn; Polebrook, September 1941 (under surfaces were painted in PRU Blue instead of  SB Sky Blue in option 2).

  Bonus no.1: Fortress Mk.I, AN526, No 39 Maintenance Unit, Colerne, Spring 1942, used to simulate a high flying German intruder.

  Bonus no.2: Fortress Mk.I, AN518, incorrectly marked as AM518, McChord Field, US, February 1941 in Natural Metal and Aluminium Dope finish (from production line).

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  Usual great quality instruction sheet in color and English text.
  Used references, colors and available kit are listed.
  The sheet is well printed and includes national insignias for one aircraft and codes and serial numbers for all 5 options.

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  You can check with following suppliers on availability: www.Hannants.co.uk, www.Flightdecs.ca or www.Modelimex.com.
  Home website www.risingdecals.com has complete list of their products including the sold out ones and future  "teasers".

  Mirek, all the samples came in great shape. Thank you!

  "Radek"

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