The decals are printed in two print styles. The majority of the markings are standard silk-screen printed decals, printed by MicroScale. Each set has an addendum sheet that appears to be printed by some method resembling an ALPS print. I can not find any edges to the decal film on the addendum sheets, thus I have to assume they are one large carrier film that must be trimmed to size before use. Elite Decals has no descriptions on there decal instructions or on their web site to explain what the addendum decals are or if you need to do anything special to use them.

All the decals on my review samples are in perfect register. The addendum sheets are nicely printed with colors that are finely graduated into each other. Inspection under a loop magnifier showed the print of the addendum sheets to be a stipple style print, like newspaper print, but very fine and well done. Applied over the white backing decals provided in the silk-screened decals, these will look very nice.

The instructions are simple left side / right side artworks showing the placement of all the decals. Scrap views of the wing tops and bottoms provide placement of those decals. The printing is a quality better than some books I have bought and the paper stock is very heavy and nice. You might almost consider framing the instructions after you finish with the decals.

No data markings for the aircraft are provided. You will need the kit decals for these items. The only "common" markings given on the sheets are the national insignia.