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Specials
This set provides generic markings for fuel types, tire pressures, jerry-can contents, warnings, helmet markings, etc, as well as prefixes and numbers for Hellenic Army registration numbers from 1950 to 1967. The numbers are also suitable for many WWII and post war US and allied vehicles.
Note: Many of the markings can also be used on 1/87 models, depending on the size of the vehicle.
This set provides markings for 10 tanks covering all Leopard 1 types in service with the Hellenic Army. These are the Leopard 1GR based on the Leopard A3, the ex-Dutch Leopard 1V and the Leopard 1A5. Also included are markings for one of two unique vehicles, the Leopard 1A5 tanks based on the Dutch Leopard 1V. These teo prototypes were transferred to Greece and have some uniquely Dutch features.
This set also contains markings for 7 specific Leopard 2 tanks plus numbers and blank number plates to depict any Leopard 2A4 orLeopard 2HEL tank currently in service with the Hellenic Army. Both types of the Leopard 2 in Hellenic Army service are finished in a unique and very distinctive four colour camouflage scheme.
The Willys MB 1/4 ton truck, Dodge WC 51/52 3/4 ton truck, Dodge WC 54 ambulance, Dodge WC 62 6x6 truck in Hellenic service
This set provides markings for 13 different vehicles.
The M35 2.5 ton truck and M49 Fuel truck, GMC CCKW 353 2.5 ton truck, CCW 353 2.5 - 5 ton truck, GMC CCKW 353 750 gal. fuel tanker, in Hellenic service
This set provides markings for 19 different vehicles plus generic markings.
This set provides markings for 18 different Universal Carriers, 3 Vickers light tanks and two soft-skin vehicles serving with the Hellenic Army's 19th Mot. Div. in 1941 , including correct markings to finish the 1/72 scale IBG kit of the Chevrolet C15A light truck as a Greek or captured vehicle.
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.
