This piece represents the tail skin from a Focke-Wulf Fw-190, a German Luftwaffe fighter aircraft from the WWII era. Particular attention to detail was paid to make the paint appear to be old by causing it to crack. Cannot ship to countries where the swastika is illegal.

WWII USAAF P-51D fighter full scale fuselage insignia.

You can design a plaque like this one for the veteran in your family. By providing me with their assignment and date(s) of service, I can create an appropriate piece based on their wartime experience. Working with you, I can create a display for any branch of service.

Please note: this image is for display purposes only. This item is NOT for sale. I created this commemorative for a local veteran and "Ace-in-a-day", Captain William Beyer, and it was given to him on Memorial Day, 2013.

This panel is constructed of aviation grade aluminum and rivets and is painted with zinc chromate, a standard primer in aircraft construction. The display side can be painted any color or made of any material that would be appropriate for the veteran's service or interest. It measures 9"x12" and is pre-wired for wall hanging. Please contact me prior to ordering so that we can discuss your specific needs.

This panel represents a WWII era piece of the fuselage from Hans Dortenmann's "Black 1". Commissioned work by a private collector in the United States.

Representative of a 1951 NK MiG-15, this panel features the earlier broken circle surrounding the star. Sold to a private collector in the United States.

Reproduction of "Double White Chevron" of the Luftwaffe's JV-44 (Defense of the Reich). Late war camo and paint scheme, commissioned by a collector in Ireland.

This panel represents in scale, rivet pattern and colors a fuselage section of a MiG-17, circa 1967. Weathering detail includes heavy corrosion to simulate a relic found in a jungle environment. sold to an individual in France.

Commissioned work from a United States collector.

Reproduction of a Soviet IL-2 Sturmovik fuselage insignia Commissioned work from a pilot in Maine USA.

Sold to a collector in France, this panel is representative of an Imperial Japanese Navy Mitsubishi A6N, "Zero".

Commissioned work representing a D.V Albatros. Constructed of aircraft grade birch plywood and Sitka spruce, this piece was crafted entirely with antique hand tools and painted by hand. Weathering techniques included using a WWI bayonet for striations, exposure to the elements outdoors and dirt.