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Quality Finishing Products for Modellers Index LETTERING DECALS LINING FLAGS VINYLBECC Catalogue 14 £1.00 Quality finishing products for modellers Index page page Aircraft Signage 5 Masking 9 Car Graphics 6 Price List inside rear cover Decals & Graphics 2-8 Reflective 8 Depth Markings 2 Roundels 2-3 Dials & Gauges 5 Signal Flags 16 Fabric Flags 10-16 Truck Graphics 8 Garage Signs 7 Vinyl Lettering 1 Lining 9 Vinyl Sheet 9 New additions to the lettering range Sets of cut vinyl text in standard fonts for specific military and rescue aircraft available in white and black sizes 21mm, 16mm, 11mm & 7mm approx high RNTEXT HMCGTEXT RescueTEXT RAFTEXT USNTEXT USCGTEXT MARINETEXT USAFTEXT Visit the new web site for full details of new releases www.becc.co.uk Vinyl Lettering Standard sets of self-adhesive letters, numbers and symbols for use on models, crafts and many types of identification Standard Arial font packs Large range of colours & sizes Each pack has Waterproof exterior adhesive an identical Economic with 400+ characters per pack amount of letters and numbers on Easy to lift and apply to all surfaces between 1 and 12 sheets A multitude of uses depending on the size of Letters are currently supplied in capitals only in Arial Bold type style. Quantity of symbols vary slightly in different size packs depending on character space available. Although not necessary, vinyl can be overcoated with Just lift the all normal varnishes. letters from the All Standard lettering packs are available in 11 sizes and 10 solid backing sheet colours: Black, White, Gold, Silver, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange with tweezers or and Purple a small knife 25mm Apply to the clean surface 20mm using a piece of 15mm tape to help 12mm alignment 10mm 8mm 6mm 5mm Rub gently into 4mm place for a 3mm AAAAAA 2mm perfect AAAA waterproof finish WhenA ordering quote size, then “Arial” followed by colour i.e. 20mm white lettering = 20Arial White Specialised Lettering A variety of printed and solid colour self-adhesive pre-cut vinyl lettering developed specifically to mimic the various types found on everything from Battleships to Stock Cars. Pen RN Lettering RNLI text1 Lettering Roman Lettering FTS Vosper sets with cut vinyl FIRE text, 93 & 94 numbers and white edged and yellow edged roundels to suit scales Pennant lettering RN & RAF RNLI style text Roman Numerals & Hull Markings B/W outline 10, 13, 19 & 25mm pre 2004 10, 12 & 15mm Caps 2, 3, 4 & 6mm in one pack 1:12, 1:16, 1:24 or 1:32 Black, white, gold, or blue vinyl Pen US Lettering RNLI text2 Lettering MNP 1 Red Lettering Pennant Lettering US RNLI style text Multi Number Pack W/B Shadow 6, 10, 13, 19, 25 & 38mm post 2004 10,12 & 15mm Caps Red White Black 25 & 50mm also available in following colours Pen USLV Lettering LDM Lettering MNP 1 Purple MNP 1 Blue 1/16 18 14 14 16 12 14 12 12 10 10 10 8 8 MNP 1 Green MNP 1 Gold 8 6 6 Pennant Lettering US Lo-Vis RNLI depth marks Black/white Lt/Dk Grey 6, 10, 13, 19, 25 & 38mm 1:10, 1:12, 1:16, 1:24 or 1:32 sets cut vinyl with application tape page 1 Vinyl Decals & Graphics Military, National and Company decals printed on extremely thin exterior grade vinyl in the finest detail, ideal for all models and projects Roundels, Emblems & Logos Waterproof, flexible & tough Single type packs Need no further protection Multiple sized packs for smaller Easy to apply decals and single sized twin packs for larger sizes Large range of designs and sizes Long lasting and fade resistant Decal widths from All decals are measured by their longest 5mm up to 50mm dimension and multi-sized packs will contain are supplied on a varying quantities to maximise the printable single economic area. Handed designs, RNLI bow emblems for sheet often pre- example, are supplied in left and right pairs. cut. Each pack contains, 5mm, Decal widths from 75mm up to 200mm 10mm, 15mm, are supplied in packs of two for each 20mm, 25mm, design. 30mm, 40mm,& Available in 75mm, 100mm, 125mm, 50mm width 150mm, 175mm & 200mm packs Depth Markings Printed Clear Vinyl - Standard Scales in different styles Depth Marking Set Sizes Imperial Metric Euro Both Black and White, Metric and Imperial sets are available in individual packs in the following scales: 1:24, 1:32, 1:48, 1:72, 1:96 and 1:128 Black and White sets are available for smaller scales: 1:150 & 1:200 and these contain both metric and imperial styles in the same pack European style depth markings are available in 1:25, 1:50, 1:60, 1:75, 1:100 & 1:150 page 2 Roundels LUFT02 Vinyl Decals RAF04 Vinyl Decals RNLI pre 200 Vinyl Decals STARS01 Vinyl Decals Pre-cut Pre-cut Emblems & Logos German Roundel RAF Roundel Low Visibility RNLI Vinyl Decal Military Stars Type 1 Vinyl Decal Red/Blue Modern Logo to 2004 White, Black or Red Calmac Vinyl Decals LUFT03 Vinyl Decals RAF05 Vinyl Decals RNLI1851 Vinyl Decals USAF01 Vinyl Decals Pre-cut Pre-cut Pre-cut Swastika shows *position of emblem swastika emblem Caledonian Macbrayne German Swastika Roundel Royal Air Force 1942-1947 National Lifeboat Institution US Air Force Funnels Logos Circular Swastika black on white disc RAF roundel type C Lifeboat bow emblem 1851-1859 Roundel 1947 on DAK01 Vinyl Decals OR Vinyl Decals RAF06 Vinyl Decals RNLI1859 Vinyl Decals USAF02 Vinyl Decals Pre-cut Pre-cut Pre-cut Pre-cut Deutsche Afrika Korps Olympic Rings RNLI Vinyl Decal US Air Force Roundel Emblem type 1 Printed and cut 25,30,40&50mm pack RAF roundel type C1 (dark surfaces) Lifeboat bow emblem 1859-1907 1943-1946 DGzRS Vinyl Decals PRC Roundel Vinyl Decals RAF07 Vinyl Decals RNZAF01 Vinyl Decals USAF03 Vinyl Decals Pre-cut Pre-cut Pre-cut Pre-cut New German Lifeboat Peoples Republic China Royal Air Force Current New Zealand US Air Force Roundel Emblem Roundel “Washed out” Low vis RAF roundel Air Force Roundel 1917-1942 IAF01 Vinyl Decals RAAF01 Vinyl Decals RCAF01 Vinyl Decals Sharks01 Vinyl Decals USAF04 Vinyl Decals Pre-cut Pre-cut Pre-cut Pre-cut Italian Air Force Roundel Royal Australian Air Force R Canadian Air Force Sharks Teeth Decals US Air Force Roundel Modern Air Force Roundel Modern Air Force Roundel Current Roundel Sharks teeth & eyes 1941-1943 IOM Vinyl Decals RAF01 Vinyl Decals RED Cross Vinyl Decals Smit Logo Vinyl Decals USAF05 Vinyl Decals Pre-cut Pre-cut Pre-cut Isle of Man RAF Roundels Type D Red Cross Emblem Smit Company US Air Force Lo-Vis Emblem & Steam Packet Co Vinyl Decal 1970 on Current decal Funnel Logo Roundel 1947 on JAP01 Vinyl Decals RAF02 Vinyl Decals RNLI current Vinyl Decals Sov 01 Vinyl Decals VUSACE Vinyl Decals Pre-cut Pre-cut Pre-cut Japan Roundel RAF Roundels Type 1A RNLI Vinyl Decal Soviet Stars USA Current Yellow Outline circa 1938 Modern logo 2004- on Red/ White Coastguard Emblem LUFT01 Vinyl Decals RAF03 Vinyl Decals RNLI old Vinyl Decals Sov 02 Vinyl Decals RAFTF Vinyl Decals Pre-cut Pre-cut Three colours per pack each 200 x 140mm German Roundel RAF Roundel type A RNLI Vinyl Decal Soviet Stars Modern Pale blue Original Logo with flagpole Red / Yellow Set of red, white & blue vinyl sheets page 3 Military & Vehicle Detailing ships grilles MMS MMS02 U-Boat Insignia Grilles Military Ship Signs Military Ship Signs Tower insignia 5 types Mesh and vent grille patterns Warship Warnings 1:48-96 Warship Warnings 1:48-96 Pre-cut and taped vinyl various sizes current period War period to approx 1990 With instructions to make swept arcs using the flexible printed vinyl lining UNSTARS01 DCM01 DECK01 Stars & Circles Damage Control Markings Deck Markings Set Printed white onto matt clear vinyl Period set to approx 1990 Current lining & damage control sizes 5mm to 50mm on 1 sheet 1 sheet with 1:48, 1:72 & 1:96 Scales 1:72 or 1:96 shows position *of swastika emblem Political correctness dictates that we cannot show accurate images of the swastika emblem in this catalogue. Please refer to website for proper images of decals and flags AMM01 Aircraft AMM02 Aircraft AMM03 Aircraft available with this emblem. Mission Markings Mission Markings Mission Markings German Roundels Soviet & Japanese Roundels Bombs markings various various small sizes various small sizes small sizes www.becc.co.uk page 4 SMS01 LRS01 VPH Brass/Chrome Standard Marine Signage Life Raft Signage Portholes Brass or Chrome 12345 Individual Scales sets for 1 set to suit various scales 3,4,5 + 6 mm diameter pre-cut 1:10, 1:12, 1:16 & 1:24-32 approx 1:10 to 1:32 clear vinyl for glossy face SAW SAS SAW LV Standard Aircraft Warnings Standard Aircraft Signage Standard Aircraft Warnings Normal Visibilty 1:6-1:12 Scale 1:6-1:12 Low Visibilty 1:6-1:12 printed on clear vinyl printed on clear vinyl printed on clear vinyl Compass Flight Dials Bezels Compass Dials Flight gauges & controls 3 colour types of dials Chrome & Brass Bezels 3 styles in each pack various styles & scales and gauges For use with dials & gauges Application of Dials & Gauges with Bezels Dials range from 5 to 19mm in diameter to suit all of the popular scales and have a variety of functions to suit most boats and vehicles. Just trim and apply - shown with optional pre-cut brass/chrome clear bezels page 5 Vinyl Decals & Graphics Pre-cut strong vinyl with chrome foil printing that looks great on cars, boats planes and just about anything! Flash England Flames 1 RY Red and Chrome 1:10-12 Red Yellow chrome 1:10-12 Custom Registration Plates Flash GB Flames 1 BB Red Blue Chrome 1:10-12 Lt/Dk Blue chrome 1:10-12 Mandatory Classic Silver Classic White Number Plates & Lettering Number Plates & Lettering Number Plates & Lettering Number Plates & Lettering Packs including corresponding blank self-adhesive plates along with a quantity
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