Now Available from Hawk Graphics!

1/350 USN WWII Signal flags in 3 sizes.
D3517 - Large for Battleships and Carriers - $12.00cdn
D3518 - Medium for Cruisers and Escort Carriers - $11.00cdn
D3519 - Small for Destroyers and Frigates - $8.00cdn



Printed with the WWII International code names, each set includes Admiral flags and several sizes of Ensigns and Jacks.

Printed by Cartograf in Italy, each set includes 1 sheet of waterslide decals

The small set is also the same size as 1/700 Battleship and Carrier flags!!

Dealer enquiries welcome.

Future sets will include WWII Japanese, German and British signal flag sets.

Darren
http://www.hawk-graphics.com/

Nice looking set Darren.

Kenny

Darren does very good work. His ships are a work of art. I picked up one of his HMCS Haidas this year. The resin and photo-etch is flawless and the colour coded instructions make assembly hassle free. He'll even custom make you a waterline hull if you so desire.

Frank

Now this is VERY timely!!! One of the things missing from my build of the Healy is the US flag. The one included in the Tamiya kit decals has 50 stars.

Hi Frank, Where are the pics? I thought you'd be finished by now!!

nice set. Would have loved to see some droopy national flags and ships ensigns as though the ship were sitting anchored at port

I understand and may do that separately at a later date. My preference, though, is to use decal setting solution. Use a small paint brush and put a small vertical line of the solution near the hoist. After it softens for a few seconds, you can droop the flag realistically. Several applications can give you a variety of effects, from a lot of wind, to very little. A lot of solution will give you a no wind droop straight down.

That's how I do it, anyway.

I like the droopy realism and the decal advice. If anyone works larger, AMP have fabric flags (propietary print method) in 1:125 to 1:25. We can do paper flags digitally printed to a commercial press.