Military Vehicles & Tanks

Type: water-slide decalsAll that you'll ever need to mark the Pz.Abt.51 and 52 Panthers accurately. Very thin white-outlined numbers, be it Black or Red. Not forgetting the smaller and differently styled rear turret numbers used by the Pz.Abt.52 vehicles, also in two colours. And it doesn't end here..

7th Kompanie Panzer IV Ausf. Js from the LAH unit during their last days of WWII. From 1944 to 1945. This sheet covers all Ausf. J tanks, mostly early version with Zimmerit, while two were last production with Thoma schurzen, sporting the "ambush" scheme. Most of the digits were not the same althoug..

7.62mm M19A1 Ammo Box labels, two versions. All pain-staking created and using none of the computerised Hebrew fonts out there to get that real-life authenticity as much as possible. An indispensible set for your IDF modelling needs. Very fine printing and brightly printed that it would stand out ag..

Marking options for thirty DAK medium panzers! Ranging from Panzer III Ausf. H to M, and Panzer IV Ausf. F2 to G.Generics covers a wide variety of DAK palm tree emblem which can be used for other vehicles. Similarly for the "Wolfsangel" for the Pz.Rgt. 8.Of interest are playing card markings from Pz..

Type: water-slide decalsA twelve vehicle marking set that features 4 specific units that served with the BEF in the France campaign, during 1940. The 4 units are: 2nd Royal Tank Regiment; 3rd Royal Tank Regiment; 1st Lothians & Border Yeomanry; and 4/7 Royal Dragoon Guards.How to apply water-slide d..

Third and final installment of Australian Matildas covering a number guntanks and close support tanks of 2/4th Australian Armoured Regiment.Differing Arms of Service (AOS) and unit markings in terms of size, pattern & style. As usual, you'll be seeing crocodiles in the AOS facing both ways. Unique a..

1. SS StuG III Fs & Gs (plus an Ausf. A used during training). Set includes specific vehicle markings as well as generic numerals to make up others. Large two-digit tactical numbers were seen on vehicles prior to Kharkov and Kursk Battles, probably sometime around Paris 1942 when the unit were still..

A full generic alphanumerics for s.Pz.Jg.Abt.512 Jagdtigers, thus opening up a lot of options for other possibilities if you do not wish to model after the usual suspects. The styles derived from "X2" for a more accurate representation of the digits used by the unit. The ends of "X" and "Y" reflect ..