1:48, 1:72 Luftwaffe Fighter Unit Emblems

Stabskette JG 1- used in autumn 1943, "Kette" being the German term for chain/ formation of three aircraft. 1943. Fw-190A.
6./JG 1 - Yellow "Tatzelwurm".1942. Bf-109F, Fw109A.
III./JG 1 - The Maltese Cross introduced summer 1941 when the Geschwader reformed in Holland. 1941 - 1943. Bf-109E/F, Focke-Wulf Fw-190A.
2./JG 1 (early) - Typical early war insignia, depicting a sword cutting Chamberlain"s umbrella in half. Autumn 1939. Bf-109E.
II./JG 1 - Jan 1942 1./JG 3 became II./JG 1 and brought its "Tatzelwurm" with it, which was coloured green Gruppen Stab. Bf-109F, Focke-Wulf Fw-190A.
4./JG 1 - White "Tatzelwurm". The Norse Version of this Emblem is more like a dragon. 1942. Bf-109F, Focke-Wulf Fw-190A.
7./JG 1 - A lightning spitting devil in the clouds. 1942. Focke-Wulf Fw-190A.
8./JG 1 (early) A small dog peeing over Uncle Sam"s hat. 1943. Focke-Wulf Fw-190A.
8./JG 1 (later) A seated man doing unspeakable things sitting on Uncle Sam"s hat. Designed by Franz Steiner, 1942 and later adopted by 2./JG 11 in summer 1943. Focke-Wulf Fw-190A.
5./JG 1 - Red "Tatzelwurm".1942. Bf-109F, Fw109A.