Cut to match the nameplate carried by the Aero Commander 112, the four-seat single that first flew in 1970 and later continued as the Rockwell Commander 112. The wordmark pairs a heavy rounded "Commander" with an open-outline "112", and both parts are cut as one piece so the spacing stays true at any size.
Most owners run the pair along both sides of the cowling or the aft fuselage. Away from the aircraft the same shape suits a hangar door, a headset case, a toolbox lid or the side of a flight bag.
What you get
- Two die-cut stickers per pack, one for each side
- Any width from 10–55cm / 4–21in
- 19 vinyl colours, including white and black for painted or bare-metal finishes
- Transfer tape supplied, so the whole wordmark lifts across in one piece
There is no background and no printed panel — the lettering is cut from a single sheet of coloured vinyl, so whatever it goes on shows through the counters of the letters. Wipe the surface with isopropyl alcohol, position the tape, squeegee from the centre out, then peel the tape back at a shallow angle.
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Reference9-000401
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Sticker typeDie cut