Print Scale 48-003 Decal 1:48 USAF modern stencil letters and numbers. White. The complete set 1.5 leaf

Print Scale 48-003 waterslide decals provide modern USAF-style stencil letters and numbers in 1:48 scale. This set is intended for modelers who want to create custom tail codes, serials, unit-style codes, and common identifier letters on contemporary US Air Force subjects.

The sheet focuses on clean, uniform stencil typography in white, suitable for use on modern aircraft finishes where high-contrast lettering is required. The layout includes repeated characters to support multiple builds and longer number sequences.

For modelers, this set works as a flexible “tool kit” decal: choose the needed letters and digits, combine them into your own sequences, and adapt spacing to the specific airframe. It is compatible with 1:48 scale aircraft plastic model kits and is recommended for experienced users due to the precision required when aligning multi-character codes.

• Aircraft: Modern USAF aircraft subjects (stencil letters & numbers)
• Variant / Family: Universal lettering and numerals set
• Scale: 1:48
• Product type: Waterslide decals
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for Any / Universal
• Service / Subject country: United States Air Force (United States)
• Manufacturer: Print Scale
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Paper
• SKU: Print Scale 48-003

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 1:48 scale aircraft model kits and supports projects across the aircraft model kits collection.

FAQ

Is this set limited to one specific aircraft type?

No. It is a universal lettering and numbering sheet intended for modern USAF-style codes, so it can be used on many different 1:48 aircraft subjects where this stencil style is appropriate.

Does the sheet include repeated characters for longer serials?

Yes. The decal layout includes repeated letters and digit sequences so modelers can build multi-character serials and codes without relying on a single alphabet set.

What is the best way to keep code alignment straight?

Many modelers place a light pencil guideline or use low-tack masking tape as a straight edge, applying characters one at a time and checking spacing before the decals fully set.

Can I mix different character sizes from the sheet?

Yes. If the set includes multiple sizes, you can select the size that matches the location (tail, fuselage, or gear doors) and keep the style consistent across the model.