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Specials
This set covers vehicles used by the Greek Cypriot National Guard from its establishment in 1960 until 1975. Types covered are the Daimler Dingo scout car, Marmon Herrington MK IVf armoured car, BTR-152 APC, T-34/85 tank, Austin K5 truck armed with a Maxson quad turret as well as the Land Rover and the ZIL-157 truck.
Most of these vehicles saw action during the 1974 invasion of Cypus by Turkish forces, known as operation "Attila".
The short wheel-base version of the Panhard VBL light armored vehicle was the first to be produced and exported widely.
This set allows the modeller to build vehicles used by Greece, Portugal and Indonesia. Markings are included for 4 different Hellenic Army VBLs including vehicles that took part in operation ALBA in Albania in 1997 as part of the FMP force and also for VBLs of the Greek KFOR contingent.
Markings are provided for 6 Portuguese army vehicles, including VBLs in Kosovo with KFOR and ISAF vehicles in Afghanistan. Also markings for two Indonesian Army vehicles are provided
This set covers vehicles used by the Greek Cypriot National Guard from 1976, just after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus to 2015.
The types covered are the BTR-152 APC, T-34/85 tanks as well as the Land Rover and more modern equipment like the VAB personel carrier, the AMX-30B and AMX-30B2 tanks, the BMP-3 IFV, the Mercedes 250GD field car and the BM-21 rocket launcher system.
The Hellenic Army employs 24 PzH2000GR self propelled howitzers which entered service in 2004. The Greek vehicles are finished in a unique four colour camouflage scheme.
The markings contained in this set enable the modeler to portray any PzH2000GR self propelled howitzer.
A small number of Hellenic Army M107 175 mm self-propelled guns served for a short period on Cyprus and these carried unique camouflage schemes similar to the ones used by the Greek Cypriot National Guard. Later they were converted to the M110A2 configuration.
Four different vehicles may be built using the markings included in this set.
This large set contains markings for 9 different aircraft. among them are markings for 4 of the RHAF Dakotas which took part in the Korean War. One of these aircraft went on to become the last serving Dakota in the modern HAF, and today is a preserved aircraft. Markings for this aircraft in its final guise are also included enabling the modeller to portray it booth at te start and the end of its career!
The Hellenic Army Aviation uses 20 AH-64 A Apache and 12 AH-64DHA Apache Longbow attack helicopters, in service respectively with the 1st and 2nd Attack Helicopter Battalions.
This set contains all the markings necessary to build any Apache in Greek service. It contains enough markings to finish AH-64 A and one AH-64DHA.
This set of markings allows the modeller to build any aircraft of the type in service with the HAF and includes miniscule warning markings present on the real aircraft.
The Bombardier (Canadair) CL-415 joined its predecessor the CL-215 in the Hellenic Air Force in 1999, reinforcing the HAFs forest fire-fighting capability.
With this set of markings the modeller can build any aircraft of the type in service with the HAF, and the set includes warning stencils and propeller blade markings, down to three different manufacturers' logos.
Most Hellenic army armoured vehicles carry a tactical plate holder on both sides. This is a square 40 cm x 40 cm frame which holds four metal plates that can display three shapes in orange or magenta. These are used during exercises to designate "friendly" and "enemy" forces and formations or units.
The Hellenic Air Force has been using the AB-205 helicopter in the SAR role since the early 1970's when the type replaced the Sikorsky H-19.
This highly detailed set includes markings for four different aircraft as well as two versions of the markings for the emergency inflatable pontoons carried on the skids.
The Aérospatiale SA 319B Alouette III was the first type of helicopter to be used by the Hellenic Navy aboard its ships. The last two examples were still in use for training until recently.
The markings included in this set allow the modeller to build any one of the Hellenic Navy's four Alouettes at any time during its career. Please download the free instruction sheet to see all the options in detail.
The Spitfire MkV entered service with the RHAF in 1943 with the two Greek squadrons, 335 sqn and 336 sqn, fighting with the RAF in N. Africa. These squadrons later moved to Italy from where missions were flown against axis forces in Italy, Greece and the Balkans. Following repatriation to Greece in 1944, these aircraft again saw action in the Greek Civil War (1945-1949), in some cases retaining some of their British markings. Surviving aircraft continued in service into the 1950s.
This set provides marking for 12 variations of 11 different aircraft, covering the complete career of the Spitfire MkV in RHAF service.
F-4E AUP 338SQ 60-66 YEARS PIOU - 1/32 Decals
F-4E AUP 338SQ PIOU - THE ANNIVERSARY PAINT FOR 60 AND 66 YEARS 338s SQUADRON
1/72 F-4/RF-4 Stencils - Decals
SPECIAL DESIGNED FOR GREEK AUP but can be used to any Phantom (most of them are common)
STENCILS LETTERS color GREY, Grey-White (FS36622) and BLACK
1/32 F-16 VIPER STENCILS DATA - Decals
Designed for Greek Vipers (covered ALL BLOCKS) BUT also can used IN ANY F-16 with main stencils color DARK GRAY (FS 36118) also include decals for landing system struts and inside canopy