Hopefully they will still settle, Erik @airbum.
Although by looking at the edges, they do seem to be very thick indeed.
Painting the larger ones might be a good option.

@airbum

Erik, can you tell what AM decal brand are those?

I would try other decal solutions but most importantly use a couple of minutes oh mildly hot hairdryer over them (providing you have not yet applied any sealant on top of the decals of course). If that doesn’t help them get more “blended” then no luck my friend…

I may have the same number and JG.54 shield in better decals if you want

@airbum
Shame about those decals being too thick they look good otherwise!
I have just kept using repeated applications of the solvent to get thick decals to settle - some take 3,4 or 5 applications till they are settled!
I have used Tamiya x-20a thinners as a solvent before on really thick decals and it has worked well.
Best of Luck

Gents – markings continue! It gets a lot easier now, but you are still welcome to take a guess @fiveten, @eb801,@johnb, @lgardner, @holzhamer, @faraomike, @davem and @lis. As always thanks for all the advice and comments!

Nationality marks!

With the decals finding it hard to fall in, the rather large cocardes gets fitted

What is that? red with white center? Danish perhaps?

Generous amounts of micro-sol seems to work – partly at least.

next up it will become harder to hide the true colors, so stay tuned to see if your guess is the correct one!

I used pencil for weathering to sinking decals in panel lines

Blue centre perhaps Erik@airbum?
Captured by the French during the battle of France maybe?
Looking good!

Thank you for the comments and all @johnb, @lis, @fiveten, @davem and @holzhamer

Blue dots!

As David and Pedro guessed it is French!

WNr 3247 of 1/JG.76 it is – captured by the French during the battle for france on this very day (30/5) in 1940 near St. Dizier.

The decals are from a set called “Messerschmitt in French colors” by Berna Decals, and contains markings for two Bf-109’s (an E-1 and E-3), a Bf-110 with invasion stripes! and an Me-262, all in French colors, so there are a lot of options to choose from!

next up - stenciling! And a few coats of varnish. And some wheels. And slats. And detail painting. Oh, well, still far to go before I come crawling over the line behind Pedros build in this challenge.