Echelon Decals

Covers markings of four 4. Pz.Div. Panzer III Ausf. Js. White bear for 1st company, Red for 2nd and Yellow for 3rd, and Green for Stab (HQ).

Markings for a specific "Easy Eight", two versions of the names provided. And two sets of bumper codes and VRN provided, one in weathered appearance, the other unweathered. Also comes with colourful unit patches.

A very large set of decals covering well-known sandbagged M4s on the ETO, practised particularly by the 14th AD. A number of the sandbagged M4s were of the long-gun variety, mostly M4A3E8 "Easy-eights" and M4A3 (76) W. While a number were void of...

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...

Options for 3 M551s from 3 different units that served in the Vietnam War: 4/12 CAV; 11 ACR & 1/1 CAV. Full vehicle stenciling and data plates are provided, including ammo box stencils. It is a set full of large markings.

Options for 3 M551s from 2 different units that served in the Vietnam War: 3/4 CAV & 1/1 CAV. Full vehicle stenciling and data plates are provided, including ammo box stencils. It is a set full of large markings.

Finely printed, down to the exact fonts seen on actual examples. Each label is carefully produced, more often with a combination of fonts (not just one singular type set) manually captured from real ones. At this level, one could make out some of...

A set of striking unit markings from StuG Brigade 667. Emblem artwork is based on actual StuGs in combat. These markings were seen on their StuG Ausf. F & Gs that operated on the Eastern and Western fronts. As the saying goes "the devil is in the...

A large marking set that covers 2. & 3. SS StuG III Gs. Das Reich StuGs operated at Kursk with one late mark that served on the western front. A number of their StuGs displayed card symbols in front and back of each vehicle. Each symbol probably...

Item #35006 includes markings for the tanks of 1st Marine Expeditionary Force (1 MEF)

Markings for 3 specific vehicles, stencil sets enough for 4 builds (2 USMC LAV-25 & 2 ASLAV) This set comes with full vehicle stencils for the USMC LAV-25 and ASLAV, not only in black, but also green. You There are 4 black sets (2 LAV-25, 2 ASLAV),...

Continuing with the Leopard 2 series, this set covers Leopard 2s spanning across the globe. Seeing nations like Singapore (small island nation in South East Asia), Chile (Western Coast of South America) and Spain (South Western Europe) utilitising one...

Standard markings for 6 complete vehicles out of 14 options plus plenty of useful generics. This set comes with two kinds of stencilings for the humvees and M1114 in particular. In both black and green, enough for 6 complete builds. It also comes with...

Item #351002 includes markings for the tanks of sAbt 505

4.Pz.Div. Panzer IV Ausf. G, H & Panzer II Ausf. L Luchs Featuring a number of 4.PD Panzer IVs on the eastern front. The bear in various forms and colors. Also included are 3 Panzer II Ausf. Ls and a generic set of numbers used by these tanks under...

Markings 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...

The charging knights of the 505, covered in 3 sizes. The design of each size is remarkably different from the next - they are not simply re-scaled. And surprisingly, the largest emblem (seen on late Tiger Is) is not even the same size and design as...

Covers 8 specific vehicles from Pz.Rgt. 2 that saw action in Kharkov. They had two main styles of turret numbers: one slightly blocky the other more curvy. Not often detected is the unit symbol in at least two thickness. Some images show it being...

The second installment of Kursk Panther Ds. A selection of 17 specific vehicles, including several Stab tanks and one with personalised name on the front. There should be 3 sets of numbers per tank: left; right; and rear. Not many references show the...

The third installment of LAH Panzer IVs, as seen at Kursk and Italy. A mix of Ausf. G and H variants in colorful 3-tone camouflages as well as the standard 2-tones often seen at Kursk. The turret numbers featured here are of primarily three outlined...

The Leaping Horseman, otherwise known as the 24th PD, the cavalry division that was decimated at Stalingrad in 1943. The divisional markings are meticulously captured from various image references...

Covering four Panzer IIIs from the Pz.Rgt.6 that operated during Operation Barbarossa. This 3rd Panzer Div unit tanks werre rarely seen in good battle condition and in close-up. Most of them were seen destroyed or disabled, but all had that...

Covering four Panzer IV Ausf Ds (Tauch) from the Pz.Rgt.6 that operated during Operation Barbarossa. Recent colour images revealed that these tanks actually had solid red with white outlines on all three sides of the turret. Apart from the usual "G"...

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"...

Covers 7 specific vehicles from 12. SS Panzer Division that saw action at Normandy,1944. Includes the option to renumber Panther "126" to "308", which actually makes it 8 vehicles in total. The variants covered in this set are zimmerited Ausf. D,...

Covers 8 specific Panther Ausf. As (late) from 12. SS Panzer Division that saw action at Normandy,1944. The colours of the numbers are white outlines on black, just like their Panzer IV counterparts in Normandy. Also included are small matching...

Covers 6 specific Panther Ausf. Gs (early & lates) from 12. SS Panzer Division that saw action at Ardennes,1944 (plus 1 at Normandy). The colours of the numbers are white outlines on black, just like their Panzer IV counterparts in Normandy. Also...

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 stenciled numbers accurately captured and measured (the rear number is actually...

Covers 9 specific Panther Ausf. As & Ausf. Gs from 31. Pz.Rgt. featuring the prominent, late-war styled, red devil's head on black on the turret sides. Comes with complete generic alphanumerics for the turret, for those who wants full flexibility, in...

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...

Covers 10 specific Tiger I Earlys from 3. Schw.Pz.Rgt. "Totenkopf" during Operation Citadel, Kursk 1943. Of these, five tanks featured kill marks. The KwK 36 L/56 barrel has a slight tapered profile. When designing the ring artworks on a 2D flat, one...

. 4.Pz.Div. Panzer IV Ausf. E, G & H (Pt 2)An extension set of 4.PD Panzer IVs (ECH351004) on the eastern front. The bears in various forms and colors according to regiment norms. A multitude of colors on a set.

. Covers markings of various 4. Pz.Div. Panzer III versions right up to Operation Barbarosa. White bears for 1st company, Red for 2nd and Yellow for 3rd. Also include names for 3 tanks. A number of 3rd company Ausf Es had light blue grey base tone.

. Covers markings of various 4. Pz.Div. Tauchpanzer III Ausf. G & H versions right up to Operation Barbarossa. Markings prior to Barbarossa are 5 specific 2nd company Ausf Gs & Hs, each bear is slightly different from the other. In other words,...

. Marking set focused on Pz.Rgt. 25 of 7. Panzer Division Panzer IIIs that saw action at the Kursk Offensive, 1943. Otherwise known as Operation Citadel. Several of the unit's Befehlwagens (III) and Panzer IIIs were photographed with sAbt 503 Tiger Is...

. 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...

37eme BCC vehicles were probably the most consistently and prominently marked B1bis tanks at the front when facing the onslaught of the German Blitzkrieg. Each tank featuring huge letters on the turret, hull sides and the rear, plus one of the card...

Starting 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...

Part I covers all the tanks of B squadron. Upfront, it was an extremely difficult set to produce. Given that there is already a few very good references at hand, one could still not find all the angles of a single vehicle needed to be be completely sure...

One of Montgomery's tank, the more interestly marked and colourful of the two, "Monty", is covered in this set, along with another HQ 8th Army Grant.Next comes the 2nd AD (US) Lee, in reverse colored air-force circle and stars, with prominent turret...

Part II covers all the tanks of C squadron and Regimental HQ. Like set 1, this set was also extremely difficult to produce due to the great number of markings on each tank and a phletora of typesets used for names and registration numbers. Apart from...

First all-soviet marking set for the Great Patriotic War. Although it's for a Lend-Lease tank, not fully Russian that is. Covering soviet markings is, to say the least, pretty challenging especially exact units fielding each tank is quite the impossible...

First of the Aussie Matildas covering a number of versions, ranging from normal guntanks and close support tanks to "frogs" and a dozer fitted tank. This set covers mainly three specific units: 1st & 2/9th Australian Armoured Regiment and 2/1st...

Second installment of Australian Matildas covering a number guntanks and close support tanks of 1st Australian Tank Battalion which saw operating in New Guinea. Differing Arms of Service (AOS) and unit markings in terms of size, pattern & style...

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...

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...

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...

This set feature 4 & 8 RTR Valentines. Large, bold allied flashes were a common feature on 8 RTR Valentines, during Operation Crusader. A few of the 8 RTR tanks had names on the side skirts. 4 RTR with their bold tank numbers painted in bright...

Marking set covering 23 Hussars Comets of 11 Armoured Division. A couple of the tanks had names. Being the senior regiment of 11 AD, all squadron symbols would be red, thus a complete set is provided. The allied recognition star is based on a known...

Marking set covering 3 Royal Tank Regiment Comets of 11 Armoured Division. Probably the most photographed Comet unit during the war. Almost all had names starting with "C" regardless of which squadron. Some had personalised markings. Several AOS "52"...

Marking set covering 2 Fife & Forfar Yeomanry Comets of 11 Armoured Division. Several of the tanks had names. Being the junior regiment of 11 AD, all squadron symbols would be blue, thus a complete set is provided. Large tactical numbers were seen at...

Colourful patches representing different branches of the Russian military. Russian marines, VDV, Motor Rifles, Tank Troops (e.g. seen on T-72 commander). Some worn in battle fronts like Chechnya War for instance

All the MVD and Spetsnaz patches to detail up your Russian figures. They can be used on Chechnya battle fronts till today.

US Armored 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...

US Army Patches - all the unique and unusual patches ever embroidered in white, blue and/or black.

Set provides two flags. One complete with red background. The other without the background so that there is versality of creating flags using other materials. E.g. Rolled two-part epoxy putty, etc. One of the truly difficult and very time consuming flag...

Set provides two flags. One complete with black/blue/red background. The other without the background so that there is versality of creating flags using other materials. E.g. Rolled two-part epoxy putty, etc. Another flag that is cramped with a lot of...

Second variation of the double headed eagle design. Set provides two flags. One complete with black/blue/red background. The other without the background so that there is versality of creating flags using other materials. E.g. Rolled two-part epoxy...

Aerial markers (as ground identifiers at times) used on all fronts in 3 common sizes. Smaller ones are often used on turret bins or across the rear deck of smaller panzers and on the front of softskin AFVs, while the large ones were used on engine decks...

Essential items of any panzer's inventory. FLown during a breakdown or when the panzer is in need of recovery, the breakdown flag often seen and misrepresented by wrong tones are now properly coloured: black cross over yellow background. The furhrer...

Ukrainian road signs printed on metal. Some of them were used as trophies and placed on their AFVs. Each sheet is approximately 84 x 53.5 mm. One sheet only.

This set consists of two sheets of ECH355001. As the first screen-printed, non-decal product to the Echelon FD range, this sheet attempts to fill the current void in the market for a proper set of ULTRA-large highway...

Contains 2 x ECH355002 More ULTRA-large highway signboards as seen on Iraqi highways, allowing more coverage in areas of operation other than Baghdad. Also on the sheet are generic road signs and warnings commonly seen on the front or rear of...