Print Scale 72-111 Decal Cessna A-37 Dragonfly Scale 1:72 for Aircraft Plastic model kit

Print Scale 72-111 waterslide decals are made for 1/72 scale (also written as 1:72) plastic model kits of the Cessna A-37 / T-37 Dragonfly family. The sheet provides multiple operator-specific marking choices plus a dedicated stencil suite for builders who want a finished model with readable national insignia, codes, and servicing data.

This set focuses on Dragonfly subjects connected with training, evaluation, and light-attack service across several air forces. The options span different paint styles and national markings, allowing a variety of looks without changing the base aircraft type.

The A-37 Dragonfly was developed from the T-37 trainer line and is a common reference point for late-1950s through late-Cold War aircraft modeling. The included subjects reflect documented units and periods in a neutral, catalog-style format.

For modelers: the decals are intended to work with most 1/72 A-37/T-37 kits; a quick dry-fit check against your kit’s panel lines is recommended before committing to final placement. Because the set includes multiple national/operator options and a full stencil run, careful planning and step-by-step application are helpful.

• Aircraft: Cessna A/T-37 Dragonfly
• Variant / Family: A-37A/A-37B and T-37A/T-37B
• Scale: 1/72
• Product type: Waterslide decals
• Type of equipment: for Aircraft Plastic model kit
• Recommended kit: for Trumpeter, HobbyBoss, Sword
• Service / Subject country: United States, South Vietnam, Peru, El Salvador, Chile
• Manufacturer: Print Scale
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Paper
• SKU: Print Scale 72-111

Included aircraft marking options

• A-37B Dragonfly, 524th Fighter Squadron, 62nd Tactical Wing, 2nd Air Division, Nha Trang (Vietnam), 1969.
• A-37B Dragonfly, 516th Fighter Squadron, 41st Tactical Wing, 1st Air Division, Da Nang (Vietnam), June 1970.
• A-37B Dragonfly, Escuadrón de Caza-Bombardeo 711 / 712, Peruvian Air Force (FAP); aircraft associated with the 1995 period of operations for A-37 units.
• A-37B Dragonfly (69-6359), 8th Special Operations Squadron, 14th Special Operations Wing, Bien Hoa Air Base (Vietnam), 1970.
• A-37B Dragonfly, 520th Fighter Squadron, Vietnam Air Force (VNAF), Binh Thuy Air Base (Vietnam).
• T-37A-CA (56-3464), U.S. Army evaluation airframe used during HPAOA trials, late 1950s.
• T-37B-CE (58-7982), 38th Flying Training Wing; standard trainer finish used during the 1970s–1980s, with unit-award marking on the fin.
• T-37B, 507th Tactical Air Control Wing; wrap-around “lizard” style camouflage in dark tones.
• A-37A-CE (67-14525), 604th Air Commando Squadron, 3rd Tactical Fighter Wing, Bien Hoa (Vietnam), 1967–1968.
• A-37B Dragonfly, Escuadrille de Caza, Salvadoran Air Force (FAS), Ilopango Air Base (El Salvador).
• A-37B-CE (J-603), Chilean Air Force; delivered in May 1975.

Additional set content: a full technical stencil selection is included to represent common airframe servicing and safety markings typically carried on A-37/T-37 aircraft.

This decal sheet belongs to the Print Scale catalog and the Decals / Waterslide Decals collections. For a matching build base, see 1/72 scale aircraft model kits and the main aircraft model kits category.

FAQ

Does this sheet work for both A-37 and T-37 versions?

Yes. The included options cover A-37 and T-37 family aircraft, and the marking list specifies which variant applies to each subject.

Are technical stencils included or only unit markings?

A separate technical stencil selection is included in the set in addition to the operator/unit markings.

Which time frame do the included subjects generally represent?

The options span late-1950s evaluation/training subjects through Vietnam-era service and later international operators into the 1970s–1990s range.

Do I need decal solutions for application?

Standard waterslide decal methods apply. Many modelers use a gloss surface and their preferred setting solutions to help decals conform to panel lines and surface detail.