Foxbot 72-014 Decals Red Snake: Soviet Bell P-39 Airacobras Scale 1:72 for Aircraft Plastic Model Kit

Foxbot 72-014 Waterslide Decals provide nineteen marking options for the Bell P-39 Airacobra in 1/72 scale. This Red Snake set focuses on aircraft identity and variation, offering a wide selection of individual airframes with distinct numbers and visual details.

As an aftermarket accessory for scale model kits, this decal set supports detailed finishing of 1/72 scale aircraft model builds. It is intended for use with compatible kits from multiple manufacturers and helps define the final appearance through option-specific markings.

The sheet is suitable for modelers working with P-39N and P-39Q variants, where small differences in markings and layout contribute to the overall look of the aircraft. The set emphasizes main markings and identifiers across a broad selection of airframes.

For modelers: review all options before starting the paint stage, as each aircraft has its own marking layout. Apply national insignia and large identifiers first, then add smaller elements while checking alignment against the instruction sheet.

Included marking options

1. P-39Q-20 of 66 fighter regiment, 329 fighter division, Germany, 1945.
2. P-39N of 104 Guards fighter regiment, 9 Guards fighter division, 2nd Ukrainian front, spring 1944. Piloted by A.S. Zakalyuk.
3. Airacobra (probably a P-39Q) of 211 Guards fighter regiment, 23 Guards fighter division, Germany, 1945.
4. P-39Q-15 (s/n 44-2898 after repairs) of 129 Guards fighter regiment, 22 Guards fighter division, Germany, 1945.
5. P-39N of 55 Guards fighter regiment, 1 Guards fighter division, 1st Byelorussian front, summer 1944. Piloted by I.M. Zelenin.
6. P-39Q-15 of 104 Guards fighter regiment, 9 Guards fighter division, 1st Ukrainian front, 1945.
7. Airacobra (probably a P-39Q) of 72 Guards fighter regiment, 5 Guards fighter division, Baltic region, autumn 1944.
8. P-39Q 212 Guards fighter regiment, 22 Guards fighter division, Germany, 1945. Piloted by A.L. Kozhevnikov.
9. P-39N of 69 Guards fighter regiment, 23 Guards fighter division, 1st Ukrainian front, autumn 1944. Piloted by N.I. Proshenkov.
10. P-39N of 30 Guards fighter regiment, 273 fighter division, Germany, May 1945. Piloted by M.P. Rents.
11. Airacobra (probably a P-39Q) of 9 (211 Guards) fighter regiment, 304 (23 Guards) fighter division, 1st Ukrainian front, summer-autumn 1944.
12. Airacobra (probably a P-39Q) of 30 Guards fighter regiment, 273 fighter division, Germany, spring 1945.
13. P-39N of 102 Guards fighter regiment, 2 Guards AA defense fighter corps, Leningrad area, summer 1943. Piloted by regiment CO A.G. Pronin.
14. Airacobra (probably a P-39Q) of 211 Guards fighter regiment, 23 Guards fighter division, Germany, 1945.
15. P-39N of 196 fighter regiment, 275 fighter division, Leningrad front, spring 1944. Piloted by A.D. Bilyukin.
16. P-39Q-30 of 213 Guards fighter regiment, 22 Guards fighter division, 1st Ukrainian front, spring 1945.
17. P-39N (s/n 42-8747 after repairs) of 16 Guards fighter regiment, 9 Guards fighter division, 1st Ukrainian front, summer 1944. Piloted by G.A. Rechkalov.
18. P-39Q of 129 Guards fighter regiment, 205 fighter division, 2nd Ukrainian front, winter 1943-44. Piloted by N.D. Gulayev.
19. P-30Q of 17 fighter regiment, 190 fighter division, autumn 1944. piloted by V.F. Sirotin.

Product Specifications

• Subject: Bell P-39 Airacobra
• Variant / Family: Red Snake
• Scale: 1/72 (also written as 1:72)
• Product type: Waterslide Decals
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for Academy, Airfix + other compatible 1/72 Bell P-39 Airacobra kits
• Manufacturer: Foxbot
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Paper
• SKU: Foxbot 72-014

This item is part of Foxbot and belongs to Decals and Waterslide Decals. For related builds, browse Aircraft Model Kits and 1/72 Aircraft Model Kits.

FAQ

How many marking options are included?

This set provides nineteen marking options for Bell P-39 Airacobra builds in 1/72 scale.

Is this set suitable for different P-39 variants?

Yes, the sheet includes options for both P-39N and P-39Q configurations, depending on the selected aircraft.

What should be checked before applying decals?

Confirm your kit variant and chosen option before painting, then follow the instruction guide to align markings correctly during application.