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$7.95 1/35 $6.95 1/35 $6.95 1/35 $7.95 1/35 $8.95 1/35 $9.95 1/35 $7.95 1/35 $6.95 1/35 AR77022 AR77026 4 $7.95 1/35 $8.95 1/35 German 88mm ammo stencils UK Armoured Division Unit Signs Summer 1943 – Spring 1945 Includes eight different AP, HE and Smoke rounds suitable for Tiger I, Includes a generous supply of Unit Tiger II, Pak 43/41 towed, Nashorn, Signs in three sizes suitable for all Jagdpanther, Flak 36, Flak 37 classes of vehicles. Unit Signs towed and Elefants. Enough for 64 included for: Guards Armoured rounds including all shell casing Division, 1st Armoured Division, 6th data. Armoured Division, 7th Armoured Division, 11th Armoured Division and All stencils are researched by Jerry 79th Armoured Division. Plettenberg, with the assistance Mr. Emile De Nijs, from existing Researched by Dave Williams and artifacts in the collection of the Jerry Plettenberg. Netherlands Overloon Museum. INCLUDES COLOR INSTRUCTIONS AND INCLUDES COLOR PLACEMENT AND BRIEF HISTORIES. PAINTING INSTRUCTIONS AR77023 AR77028 $9.95 1/35 $7.95 1/35 UK Infantry Division Unit Signs Summer 1943 – Spring 1945 German 75mm ammo stencils for Panthers and Jagdpanzer IV Includes a generous supply of Unit L/70 Signs in three sizes suitable for all classes of vehicles for: 3rd Infantry Includes stenciling for sixteen each Division, 6th Airborne Division, 15th High Explosive, Armor Piercing and Infantry Division, 43rd Infantry Smoke rounds fired from Panther Division, 46th Infantry Division, 49th and Jagdpanzer IV l/70 tanks. Infantry Division, 50th Infantry Enough for a total of 64 rounds. Division, 51st Infantry Division, 53rd All stencils are researched by Jerry Infantry Division, 59th Infantry Plettenberg, with the assistance Division and 78th Infantry Division. Mr. Emile De Nijs, from existing Researched by Dave Williams and artifacts in the collection of the Jerry Plettenberg. Netherlands Overloon Museum. INCLUDES COLOR INSTRUCTIONS AND INCLUDES COLOR PLACEMENT AND BRIEF HISTORIES. PAINTING INSTRUCTIONS AR77024 AR77030 $6.95 1/35 $7.95 1/35 Early WWII German tactical UK Royal Artillery Tactical symbols (1935 - 1942) Markings Summer 1943 – Spring 1945 Sheet includes all tactical symbols in use during this time period. Includes a generous supply of Tactical Markings for: Regimental INCLUDES INSTRUCTIONS AND A KEY Headquarters, Towed Field SO YOU CAN IDENTIFY THE CORRECT Batteries, Self-Propelled and SYMBOL FOR YOUR MODEL. Medium Batteries and Anti Air Units. Researched by Dave Williams and Jerry Plettenberg. INCLUDES COLOR INSTRUCTIONS AR77025 AR77031 $6.95 1/35 $6.95 1/35 UK and Commonwealth AOS Signs Late WWII German tactical Summer 1943 – Spring 1945 symbols (1943 - 1945) Includes AOS Signs in three sizes for: Infantry Divisions: HQ, Defence and Employment Sheet includes all tactical symbols Troops, Intelligence Corps, Cash Office, Field in use during this time period. Security Section, Infantry Divisional Support Company (MG), Field Ambulance Company no.1 RAMC, INCLUDES INSTRUCTIONS AND A KEY Field Ambulance Company no.2 RAMC, Field Ambulance Company no.3 RAMC, Field Hygiene SO YOU CAN IDENTIFY THE CORRECT Section RAMC, Provost Company attached to SYMBOL FOR YOUR MODEL. Divisional HQ, Postal Unit attached to Divisional HQ, Field Dressing Station no.1 RAMC, Field Dressing Station no.2 RAMC. Armoured Divisions: HQ, Defence and Employment Troops, Intelligence Corps, Cash Office, Provost Company (military police), Divisional Postal Section, Independent Machine Gun Company, Light Field Ambulance RAMC, Field Ambulance Section RAMC, Field Hygiene Section RAMC, Field Dressing Station RAMC. Researched by Dave Williams and Jerry Plettenberg INCLUDES ILLUSTRATED PLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS 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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