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The ABCs of 3rd Armoured Cavalry Regiment (US). Namely selected tanks from Apache, Bandit and Crazyhorse troops. Their markings finally realised after many years of relentless research (most of the information that were not readily available during the start of OIF). These are straight M1A2s (non SE..

Finely printed, down to the exact fonts seen on actual examples. Each label is produced from an larger, more refined format down-scaled to 1/35. Whilst most text can't be seen at this level, one is assured of the highest integrity when it comes to form. A number of labels on this set used gold or si..

Finely printed, down to the exact fonts seen on actual examples. Each label is produced from an larger, more refined format down-scaled to 1/35. Whilst most text can't be seen at this level, one is assured of the highest integrity when it comes to form. Proper tan colour is used on the tan label (no..

Water-slide Decals: Instruction: 1.Preparation: to achieve better result, a gloss or semi-gloss coat is very important. It will make a smooth layer which the decals will suction to and make it much easier to apply and set them. 2.Cut out the decal you need (do it on cutting mat) 3.Grab the decal w..

This set feature 8 RTR Valentines. Large, bold allied flashes were a common feature on these Valentines, during Operation Crusader. A few had personalised names painted on the side skirts. On, "HAL II", "the Saint" appeared on the front side skirt. Also included are the WDN generics, to fill in any ..

Valentines from 40 and 50 RTR, 23rd Armoured Brigade. While 40 RTR used mostly red for names, 50 RTR opted for black. The 50 RTR tanks featured were seen at the Tunisian front. Also included are the WDN generics, to fill in any missing WDN needs, the styles common on desert Valentines in both black ..

3rd LAR (Light Armoured Reconnaissance) Battalion LAVs, featured in this set, had a mix of desert tanned and 3-toned (NATO camouflage) vehicles, so their Company (skeleton dragoon) Battalion (wolf's head) symbols come in two colours. Black versions for the desert tanned vehicles and light tanned ver..

This set features two Vietnam War gun trucks that had M113 hulls loaded onto the cargo bed as a quick and effective fighting compartment. Both are M54A2 based trucks. Markings for "The Lifer" included fine stencils on the cabin and the fuel tank as well as tire pressure stencils. Markings for the "K..

Enough to cover all 4 tanks!..

US Armoured Divison Patches, for WWII and Post War periods, comes with and without names. All patches have a bit of irregular look and feel - due to natural embroidery / weaving patterns they not supposed to look too perfect in the first place. The outlines of unit numbers are based on actual exampl..

Featuring three Zsu-23-4s in various camo schemes, one T-64BV with large personalised markings. Also included are intricate emblems of an Artemivsk unit that were used on their T-64B and BRDM-2. Some UAZ 469s were seen with the emblems too...

This set attempts to provide the clearest possible artwork for the Syrian Stugs and Panzer IVs of the 6 Days War era. The arabic text were vetted so that they are legible even to those versed in arabic. Registration numbers in arabic (front and back of each tank) are also provided. Also included are..

Covers 10 specific Panther Ausf. Gs (mids & mids with steel wheels) from 1. SS Panzer Regiment (part of Kampfgruppe Peiper) that saw action at Ardennes,1944 to 1945. The stencilled numbers accurately captured and measured (the rear number is actually about 2/3rd in height vs side numbers). Care is a..

Water-slide DecalsMarkings for a whopping 26 specific vehicles!Starting with Schwere Pz.Kp. Meyer Early Tigers, there are two known vehicles with personalised names across the frontal hull armour. The vehicle numbers were also very unique to these tanks, being very narrow and tall (yes, t..

sAbt 507 Tiger IIs that saw action in the Paderborn area, 1945. Pecular to the unit, like their Tiger Is, the first digit of the turret numbers were larger and stood taller than the second and third digits (platoon and tank). Except that the colours were reversed - white outlines on solid black. Of ..

Vietnam / Cold-war era .50 CAL M2 Ammo Box labels based on one of the stencilling styles. Very fine printing and brightly printed that it would stand out against the darkest shade of OD...

Type: water-slide decalsHow to apply water-slide decals:1. Preparation: to achieve better result, a gloss or semi-gloss coat is very important. It will make a smooth layer which the decals will suction to and make it much easier to apply and set them.2. Cut out the decal you need (do it on cutting m..

Covers a whopping 21 marking options for this famous tank destroyer based on Panzer II chassis in various schemes. Some featuring interesting unit markings and names. A few with barrel KILL markings...

This set covers two M54A2-based gun trucks, "THE MATCH BOX" and "THE UNTOUCHABLE", plus one normal M54 (without winch) truck serving with the USMC in Vietnam. "THE UNTOUCHABLE" had interesting all-red markings including flashy mud flaps and a slogan on the tail gate. Whilst "THE MATCH BOX" had all-y..

A huge marking set that covers a number of M18 units: 602 TD; 705 TD; 827 TD; 894 TD; & 306 ATC. Each set comes with a large suite of placards (including driver's compartment), shipping and 76mm shell end stencils. 8 variations of the .50 cal ammo box stencils. Last but not least, Tank Destroyer pat..

A versatile marking set for the Leopard 2 aficionados covering six European armys. Colourful and as generic as possible so that modellers are not restricted to a specific few vehicles. Last but not least, the old adage "The leopard does not change its spots" simply does not apply in this case...How ..

Water-slide DecalsStarting off with the British Lees in Burma, covering five known names in total. These long-barreled Lees belonged to the 150th Regiment RAC, which were reinforced with cannibalised M3 Stuart parts and Valentine tracks. Next comes the ellusive "Atlanta II", whose marking colours ..

The final installment of LAH Panzer IVs during their last days of WWII, cover 6th & 8th Kompanie Ausf. Js. Not an easy set to cover as information is pretty scarce. Later version of "631" which was lost at Hassoumont was thought to be "601" earlier. The centre digit "0" was actually "3". The proof w..

This set covers vehicles from s.H.Pz.Jgr. 654, 559 and 25 Pz.Gren.Div plus a few from unknown units. Of special mention is "Himmelhund", a striped camo G1 with early Kwk 43 L/71 coupled with late mantlet. It had kill rings and the usual tactical number. Sadly, only one known view of this Jagdpanther..