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AR77016 AR77020 3 $6.95 1/35 $6.95 1/35 German Shipping Crate Stencils U.S. D-Day shipping stencils for For Rifle, 20mm, 37mm and 50mm Shermans boxes. Includes shipping stencils in two Includes stencils for Switchboard different sizes for an M4 (early), Sets (E-41), Food Containers, Field M4A3 (early) or M4A3 75mm (late), Telephones, Oxygen Tanks, Plasma, M4A1 (early), M4A1 (late), M4A3E8, Cotton Pads, Foot Powder, Bandage M4A2 and M4A4 Sherman tanks. Plaster, Prophylactics and First Aid kit shipping crates. Also includes common stencils including Top, Do Not Throw and Careful! For both painted and unpainted shipping crates. Includes instructions. As a rule all markings on the painted boxes were white; all markings on unpainted boxes were black though the reverse has been observed but very rare. AR77017 AR77021 $6.95 1/35 $6.95 1/35 Panther And Tiger Tank Stencils U.S. late war address codes and Includes enough Tiger interior stencils stencils for two tanks and an Includes Late WWII shipping abbreviated selection of interior address codes, U.S. WWII stencils visible through open miscellaneous stenciled data and hatches for several Panther tanks. one Lend-Lease Sherman in Sheet also includes assorted Russian service exterior stencils and markings for several Panther tanks. Comes with instructions and translations. AR77018 AR77024 $7.95 1/35 $6.95 1/35 Tiger battalion insignias Includes a generous supply of insignias for sPZAbt 501, 502, 503, Early war German tactical 505, 506, 507, 509 and 510. symbols 1935 - 1942 Sheet includes all tactical symbols in use during this time period. Includes instructions and identity of each symbol. AR77019 AR77025 $6.95 1/35 $6.95 1/35 U.S. D-Day shipping stencils for armor other than Shermans Includes shipping stencils in two Early war German tactical different sizes for a T26E3 Pershing symbols Heavy Tank, M5A1 Stuart Light 1943 - 1945 Tank, M24 Chaffee Light Tank, M2, 3 or 4 Halftracks, M18 76 mm Tank Sheet includes all tactical symbols destroyer, and an M7 105 mm GMC in use during this time period. Priest. Includes instructions and identity of each symbol. Sheets not shown actual size. All artwork is copyrighted by Woody Vondracek and may include intentional errors to protect copyrights. to protect include intentional errors and may Vondracek Sheets not shown actual size. All artwork is copyrighted by Woody.

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