During both the 1930s (pre Munich) and the 1950s (post war), the Royal Air Force loved silvered and highly decorated aircraft, particularly with distinctive squadron markings along both sides of the fuselage:
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| 1950s Squadron Markings |
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Not the VBCW Vickers Venom, but the post war De Havilland Venom.
RAF Squadron Markings. |
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| Back in period - RAF Squadron Markings for the 1938 VBCW |
Using the ancient technique of "print carefully and cut even more carefully", these sheets can be used to bring historical colour to VBCW aircraft. Some markings, incorporating national roundels and "flashes", can even be used to decorate the fuselages of BUF aircraft without photoshop amendment:
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| RAF 617 Squadron - or BUF Air Fleet Marking? |
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| RAF 60 Squadron - or BUF Air Fleet Marking? |
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