Print Scale 144-013 Decal Sukhoi Su-27 Scale 1:144 for Aircraft Plastic model kit

Print Scale 144-013 Waterslide Decals are designed for 1:144 scale Sukhoi Su-27 “Flanker” family aircraft models and include a selection of modern-era markings used from the early 1990s through the mid-2000s. The sheet provides aircraft numbers, national markings, unit badges, and color accents intended to reproduce several distinct airframe presentations in compact scale.

The Sukhoi Su-27 is a twin-engine fighter family that remained in service across multiple air arms after 1991, including training and display units as well as export and licensed/operational users. This decal set brings together different visual approaches—from subdued tactical schemes to high-contrast aerobatic graphics—without turning the product description into a historical narrative.

For modelers, this set is useful when you want a 1:144 Flanker project with clearly defined side numbers, tail graphics, and national insignia that stand out on small surfaces. The combination of large geometric elements and smaller symbols benefits from careful planning, especially around intake areas, fin roots, and curved leading edges, so it is generally best suited to intermediate and advanced builds.

• Aircraft: Sukhoi Su-27 “Flanker” family
• Variant / Family: Su-27 / Su-27P / Su-27SK / Su-27SKM / Su-30MK2 (as included in the set)
• Scale: 1:144
• Product type: Waterslide decals
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for any compatible 1:144 Sukhoi Su-27 family aircraft plastic model kit
• Service / Subject country: Russia (post-1991 era subjects), China (PLAAF subject), Venezuela (FAV subject as labeled)
• Manufacturer: Print Scale
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Paper
• SKU: Print Scale 144-013

Included aircraft marking options

• Su-27 Flanker-B, board No. 10, Air Combat Center / flight qualification unit (as labeled), Lipetsk, 1992.
• Su-27P, 689th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment (as labeled), board No. 04, Chkalovsk, late 2002; airframe origin noted as Komsomolsk-on-Amur in the set notes.
• Su-27, 582nd IAP / 239th IAD (as labeled), airfield at Chojna, Poland, 1992; tri-color camouflage with “non-aircraft cockpit” note and seven red stars (as described in the set notes).
• Su-27 (late series), 54th unit of Kerch GvIAP / 148th ND (as labeled), board No. 02, Savasleyka Air Base, Russia, 1998.
• Su-27P, 8th IAP (as labeled), board No. 35, Lodeynoye Pole air base area (Leningrad region as noted), 2005; early-series airframe note included in the set text.
• Su-27 (late series), aerobatic group “Russian Knights”, 234th GvCPAT “Proskurovskij” (as labeled), board No. 04; early slightly faded color note included.
• Su-27SKM, board No. 305; early weakly faded color note included.
• Su-27 (later episodes), board No. 06, Sevastopol / Crimea, 1992.
• Su-27SK, PLAAF (as labeled), 1st IAP / 2–6 Division (as labeled), board No. 609 (16039), Suixi Air Base, Guangzhou region, China.
• Su-30MK2, FAV (as labeled), board No. 0460, winter 2006.

The decal sheet also includes shared items such as national insignia/roundels and repeated symbols intended to support the listed aircraft options.

This decal set is part of the Print Scale range and belongs to the Decals and Waterslide Decals categories. It is intended for use with aircraft model kits, including 1:144 scale aircraft model kits.

FAQ

How many marking options are included in Print Scale 144-013?

This set provides 10 distinct marking options, numbered 1 through 10 in the instruction artwork.

Does the sheet cover only Su-27 variants, or are other Flanker-family aircraft included?

In addition to Su-27 variants (including Su-27P/SK/SKM), the set also lists one Su-30MK2 option (as labeled in the included notes).

Are national insignia included on the decal sheet?

Yes. The sheet includes national marking elements (such as stars/roundels) and repeated symbols used across multiple options.

Will these decals fit any 1:144 Su-27 kit?

The set is marked as universal for 1:144 scale. Fit can vary slightly by manufacturer, so it helps to compare placement against panel lines and adjust positioning during application.

What application approach works best for the large geometric elements?

A smooth gloss surface and careful alignment are recommended. For long stripes or large shapes, applying them in stages and using a mild setting solution can help them conform around curves and surface detail.