During the Cold War, NATO wanted a light fighter as standard equipment for the allied air forces. The Italian Fiat G.91 light fighter aircraft was born. It's the first Italian combat aircraft designed after WWII and named after its designer Mr. Giuseppe Gabrielli. A large number of G.91s served in the Italian Air Force and the Luftwaffe. G.91s guarded the NATO skies for 37 years and the G.91 in the Portuguese Air Force saw combat in Africa. G.91R was the most widely used version of the G.91 family.

Includes decals for Italian AF, Portuguese AF and Luftwaffe.