Echelon

Marks one complete vehicle, with markings to spare. Flags large and small can be used on other Bulgarian AFVs serving their tour of duty in Afghanistan. Addition text with arabic translation can be...

3 different styles of fording markings that can be applied to a number of British built AFVs during WWII. Eg: Matildas, Valentines, etc.

ISAF emblems as seen on some AFVs in Afghanistan. Pretty hard to repricate due to the intricate design. Some Bundeswehr and Bulgarian vehicles were seen carrying such markings, maybe used by other...

A starter set that covers all the known varieties of such markings. Great for all sorts of field mods for all sorts of vehicles.

Covering specifics and generics of LSSAH Marder III Ausf. Hs that saw action in Kursk, Italy and Kharkov. Dietrich, tactical symbols and numbers specific to the styles used by LSSAH units. Markings...

Terrifying minefield flags and markings! These would add much interest to your diorama. They are predominantly WWII versions produced by the Germans. However, tendency to cross over into post war era...

More 2 gallon can markings - you can never really get enough of them, really! This time for a different kind of thirst - completing the "PO" in "POW". In two font types and two colours. Your 2...

Squeezing in as many variations of the marking as possible so that the 2 Gallon cans will never look plain, and they were never always plain to begin with! Comes in two useful colours.

A generic set of Finnish Army Hakaristis derived from set ECH356060 to allow you to maximise the Sturmi set further. The Hakaristis are Finnish Army standards so should be applicable to other...

One set that covers all the marked Dingos at Dieppe that are supported by pictoral documentations. Options for 7 Dingos in all, enough for 3 complete builds (limited only by Allied Flash markings)...

One of the styles of UNIFIL number plates used by a number of countries during the peace keeping operations in Lebanon. Covers both the long version plates as well as the shorter and tall type.

Marks two complete vehicles. Altogether 3 differently sized UN fonts, faithfully captured in 1/35 scale. Front and rear registration plates, according to the real vehicles, used different fonts...

A super comprehensive and versatile generic set of markings for the Italian Centauros used in several operations over the years. Special coverage on the Reggimento Genova Cavallaria (4?�) which...

3 Commando ACs with big bold fronts. Fielded by 504th MPs during their tour of duty in Vietnam. Contrary to what was believed, the background behind the artwork of "Catch 22" was actually light blue...

One halftrack set dedicated to the 251/7 series, under the LSSAH commanders. Three sets of personalised names: "Wolf", "Bassard" and "Panther", coupled with VRN plate generics and two versions of...

This set covers generics specifically used by Gross Deutschland Panzer IV Ausf. Gs and StuG III Ausf. Gs. All corners, curves and angles faithfully captured to detail. If you want exactness for the...

Part 1 of the international series on Commando ACs. This set covers 2 versions of the stretched V150s denoted by the postfix 'S'. One really attractive Philipines Marine Corp, one-off vehicle and the...

A set for the Mechanised Panthers tracks in Vietnam, comes with two sets of battalion emblems (with differences in panther outlines). It is a two around-all markings set for two specific tracks with...

Interesting markings for a famous battle-proven war tracks! Just for the die-hard M113 fans! Comes with generic white numbers for the vehicle registrations.

5 different sizes in all. Useful for a number of OIF builds.

A generic set of Finnish Army Cockades for those seeking perfection, thus the separated white circles and blue rings for three cockade sizes. Often, a little misregistration during printing can...

Not often do you see humor injected into our all-serious genre, particularly a well-loved MBT like the Leopard 1! Sure it would have brought smiles to those who have come across this beloved...

Fleshy pink for a coal thief's face?! Surely not... According to one very good close-up image of this particular Marder II, the shade inside the face was as dark as the green (assuming that it isn't...

Enough markings for two vehicles, plus additional scorpions just in case you need more of them. The 3/4 Cav also fielded Fitters besides the usual T50 turreted vehicles during the Rwanda UN...

A generic set for the Abt 197 StuG III Ausf. B markings. Emblems handle all 3 main batteries (white, red and yellow ), plus Stab (HQ) and Maintenance colours to boot (green and blue). Not...

Slightly bored of usual fare of Allied vehicles? Well, take a break and try something different! Axis armour with a twist! Allows you to build both the AB41 and Panzer III Ausf. J.

A colourful set of markings for two (complete) Indian T-72M1s that operated in Somalia under the UN flag.

Boring monotone T-72M1s? The Czech versions are not! In fact, they are pretty imaginative when it comes to adding interesting markings, making their T-72s one of the most attractive in the world!...

What better ways to spice up your modern AFVs than to add striking and bright "flammable liquid sticker" decals to the jerrycans on your AFVs (E.g. Humvees, M2s, Strykers just to name a few). The...

Focused on the "digital" numerics often found on late war Magachs and reactive-armored Sho'ts. This is one of the "styles" faithfully captured in 1/35.

Who could deny the ultra-stunning splinter camouflage employed by Finnish T-72M1s? Considered one of the most attractive T-72s around the world, the camouflage is complicated yet sophisticated...

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...

A complete revamp for more UNIFIL Leclercs featuring many different font types for the UN marking. Also comes with photo-etched registration plates for...

Contains 2 x ECH355003 Highway signboards as seen on Israel highways and borders. Also on the sheet are generic road signs and warnings commonly seen on streets that are useful for any IDF...

5 scaled decals in one set (1/72, 1/48, 1/35, 1/18, 1/16). Personalised marking for the Pak 40 fans! If you want your favorite Pak 40 in 3 tones and sporting the most unique marking, you can't get...

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...

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.

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...

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...

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...

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

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...

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

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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

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...

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...