Control surface rib stitching for WWII aircraft, 1/32 scaleSheet of rib stitching commonly found on WWII and later aircraft with fabric control surfaces. Most kits represent the control surface ribs as raised bulges, which is more like those found on WWI aircraft. Using these will more accurately represent the actual control surface ribs of WWII and later aircraft. Click to watch the video tutorial for basic application.

76 mm) and the few large ones are

Sheet of arc welds

2 inches (79

Late War generally means 1943 to 1945 but there was an indefinite transition period and it was common to find troops wearing Early War patches well into the later stages of the war

Can also be sanded to simulate areas of less wear

Instructions included

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Corners of car below belt rail
• Vertical rows of rivets below belt rail

Includes enough for over 40 figures

Researched by Allan Gilbert

9th SS Panzer Division

• Top and bottom edges of letterboard and corners