Quinta Studio QL32002 German WWI 5-Colour Lozenge (lower surface) 1/32 – Semi-transparent decal set for scale aircraft models

The professional decals Quinta Studio QL32002 German WWI 5-Colour Lozenge (lower surface) 1/32 are a specialist set designed for realistically recreating the undersides of aircraft wings from the World War I era in 1/32 scale models. The set includes semi-transparent decals of the famous five-colour "Lozenge" camouflage used by German air forces, especially the Imperial German Air Service – Luftstreitkräfte, in 1917-1918. The original lozenge camouflage was revolutionary in aircraft concealment, featuring irregular, multicolored geometric patterns intended to break up the aircraft's silhouette as seen from the ground.

Quinta Studio’s semi-transparent decals stand out due to their high print quality and accurate replication of historical colours (green, blue, pink, violet, brown), which guarantees an extremely realistic effect on the finished model. The set is intended for use on the lower surfaces of wings, ideal for recreating the most popular German fighters and bombers such as the Fokker D.VII, Albatros D.V, Roland C.II, and Halberstadt CL.II.

• Scale: 1/32 – precise fit for large scale aircraft models, allowing for detailed replication of features
• Nation of use: Germany – Luftstreitkräfte, World War I (1917–1918)
• Category: Decals (decal set) for aircraft models
• Material: High-quality, semi-transparent film – ideal for application on both light and dark surfaces
• Set contents: a large sheet area with digital printing, and detailed application instructions
• Difficulty level: 1/5 – very easy to use, suitable for both beginners and advanced modelers

Quinta Studio QL32002 is especially recommended for World War I aviation enthusiasts who value historically accurate detail and the highest quality craftsmanship. These decals significantly reduce the time needed for laborious painting of wing patterns, and guarantee a level of precision difficult to achieve with an airbrush or paintbrush. A must-have for modelers building German aircraft from this era, for both collection and competition purposes.