Print Scale 48-095 Decal Yakovlev Yak-9K Part 2 Scale 1:48 for Aircraft Plastic model kit

Print Scale 48-095 Waterslide Decals are designed for 1/48 scale models of the Yakovlev Yak-9 family, supplied as a Yak-9K Part 2 set with marking subjects illustrated in the guide for Yak-9K / Yak-9T style airframes. The sheet provides nine different aircraft-number and insignia combinations suitable for WWII-era Eastern Front projects and late-war unit presentations.

The Yak-9 series was a widely used Soviet fighter family with multiple sub-variants sharing similar overall layout. In 1/48 scale, the large tactical numbers, red stars, and small emblems included here become prominent finishing elements, especially on darker upper-surface camouflage schemes and light undersides.

For modelers, this set includes multiple number styles, outlines, and emblem graphics plus a dedicated stencil diagram. It is listed as universal and can be used with any 1/48 scale Yak-9K (and closely related Yak-9 family) plastic model kit (scale is also written as 1:48). Because several options combine layered markings and small details, it is generally more comfortable for experienced builders.

• Aircraft: Yakovlev Yak-9K (Yak-9 family)
• Variant / Family: Yak-9K / Yak-9T (as shown in the guide)
• Scale: 1/48
• Product type: Waterslide decals
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for any 1/48 scale Yakovlev Yak-9K plastic model kit
• Service / Subject country: USSR
• Manufacturer: Print Scale
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Paper
• SKU: Print Scale 48-095

Included aircraft marking options

• Yak-9 (Yak-9T noted in the guide), aircraft number “04”, associated in the guide with Maj. Ivan N. Stepanenko, 4 IAP, 2nd Baltic Front; December 1944.
• Yak-9K, aircraft number “86”, described in the guide as possibly associated with Lt. Ivan Golubin, 1 IAP; Poland; late 1944.
• Yak-9K, aircraft number “86” (white), 274 IAP; associated in the guide with Ivan M. Kiselev; May 1945.
• Yak-9T, aircraft number “39” (white), 612 IAP; front sector noted as “F. Mordovskiy” in the guide; 1944.
• Yak-9T, aircraft number “66” (white), 347 IAP; associated in the guide with Artyom Nikolov; winter 1944–45. (Guide notes atypical AMT-12 overall-color use for this subject.)
• Yak-9T, aircraft number “76” (red); unit and date not specified in the guide.
• Yak-9T, aircraft number “60”, Normandie–Niemen context shown; 303rd IAD; February 1945. (Guide notes that some sources describe a different location/date presentation.)
• Yak-9T, aircraft number “103” (yellow), 427 IAP; autumn 1944; unit/role note shown as uncertain in the guide text.
• Yak-9T, aircraft number “10” (white); unit not specified; autumn 1944.

Additional marking information

The instruction guide includes a technical stencil diagram and paint references to support finishing the camouflage shown for the options.

• Technical stencil placement is illustrated for multiple airframe zones.
• Paint references are provided using AMT codes with FS equivalents (as listed in the guide).

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 complements projects within the aircraft model kits collection.

FAQ

How many marking subjects are included in Print Scale 48-095?

The decal sheet and the guide show nine marking options, numbered 1 through 9.

Is this set only for the Yak-9K?

The product is presented as a Yak-9K set, and the guide also illustrates related Yak-9 family subjects (including Yak-9T references). The markings are intended for Yak-9 family builds in 1/48 scale; confirm variant details against your chosen kit and the guide artwork.

Does the set include stencils?

Yes. The guide includes a technical stencil layout, and the decal sheet provides small-service marking elements intended to match that diagram.

Are paint references included?

The guide provides paint notes using AMT codes and FS equivalents to help plan camouflage and contrast before applying the decals.

What makes this sheet better suited to advanced modelers?

Several options use layered numbers, outlined stars, and small emblem elements that benefit from careful alignment and step-by-step placement over a smooth gloss surface.