Hi-Decal Line 48020 MiG-19 P/ PM Farmer B/ E

Although generally considered inferior to both the MiG-17 it succeeded and the MiG-21 it preceeded, the MiG-19 became yet another successful jet fighter to emerge from the Mikoyan Gurevich design bureau. The first model to enter service, the MiG-19P, was the first Soviet combat aircraft capable of maintaining supersonic speed in level flight, but was soon withdrawn due to high accident rates and disappointing engine reliability. The improved MiG-19S addressed these problems with a redesigned elevator and tail assembly to eliminate stability problems at transonic speeds as well as more powerful engines. Later models introduced radar for all-weather capability and the ability to carry air-to-air missiles. However, production of the MiG-19 within the Soviet Union was rather short-lived and ceased by the late 1950s in favor of the much more advanced MiG-21.
This decal sheet offers the modeller 6 decal options.  There are enough stencils included to do one of the 6 planes featured on this sheet, although with additional stencils all four planes could be made. 
The first decal option is for an MiG-19 Farmer E of the 16th Air Army of the Soviet Air Force in East Germany in 1959.  This plane is painted Aluminium with a bit of Green (FS 24110) on the topside of the intake. 
The second decal options is for an MiG-19 Farmer E of the Czechoslovak Air Force in 1965.  This plane is painted Aluminium with a bit of Red (FS 21140) on the topside of the intake as well as a bit of red in tiny areas on the airframe.  This plane also has a red lightening bolt type arrow on the right side of the nose.
The third decal option is for an MiG-19 Farmer E of the 1st Squadron of the 3rd Fighter Regiment of the East German Air force at Preschen AB in 1962.  This plane is painted Aluminium with a bit of Green (FS 24110) on the topside of the intake.
The fourth decal option is for an MiG-19 Farmer E of the 1st Squadron of the 66th Fighter Regiment of the Romanian Air force at Boreca AB in 1965.  This plane is painted Aluminium with a bit of Dark Blue (FS 25095) on the topside of the intake.
The fifth decal option is for an MiG-19 Farmer E of the 28th Fighter Regiment of the Polish Air Force out of Stupsk--Redzikowo AB in 1971.  This plane is painted Aluminium with a bit of Green (FS 24110) on the topside of the intake. 
The sixth decal option is for an MiG-19 Farmer E of the Cuban Revolutionary Air Force out of SanAntonio de los Banos AB in 1968.  This plane is painted Aluminium with a bit of Green (FS 24110) on the topside of the intake.  This plane has Red White and Blue decals for the flight control surfaces of the vertical stabilizer.