This decal sheet provides enough markings for up to  four 1973 IDF upgraded Centurions (Shot Kal)

This decal sheets provides decals for M3 Stuarts used at the Buna attacks as well as M3 Stuarts used in Australia for training by the 2/6th Armoured Regiment.

Eight vehicles can be decaled from this sheet including the much photographed CAPT GORE and CAPT KIDD.

These markings are based on photos in Tom Gannon's book of IDF half tracks.  The sheet includes national and unit insignia for 1948 - 49 plus some were used well after that period eg 7th Armoured Brigade.  Half track bridging circles, southern Command three arrows and two parallel short stripe for other higher level markings.

Lt Jerry McCormack's 1st troop C Squadron 1st Armoured Regiment stayed at FSPB Coral during the May- June 1968 battles.  The Centurions had only been in country for a few months and many of the subsequent in service modifications had not been commenced.  Three of the four 1st troop Centurions were named:

• CARACHI II
• CONG  'ATER
• CHUCKUSUPACANOFPISS (in two styles)
• fourth vehicle unnamed

The 2 Troop went to FSPB Balmoral.

MAD613 1/35 THE GOOD THE BAD THE UGLY 1969-70

These markings are for the additional troop of 3 Cavalry Regiment at this time.  The M113A1 APC with T50 turret was armed with two 30 calibre machine guns - one in the turret and one as a flex mount on the roof of the turret. Most images show the machine guns with flash eliminators fitted.

Markings for the three Centurion dozers that served in Vietnam during 1968-1971

ARN 169106 callsign 92A for most of its service life in Vietnam carried a range of markings over the 1968-1971 period.

Now available

Markings for 4 Troop that served as part of B Squadron 1st Armoured Regiment in South Vietnam 1969.

• Been Seen & Done
• Buku Boom Boom
• Sweet Fanny; and
• Uptight  Out of Sight (in no particular order)

Now available

This sheet provides decals for three M113A1 with T50 turrets that served with 3 Cavalry Regiment in 1971.  The vehicles were called BLOOD/ SWEAT / & TEARS.

The M113A1s had the 30 cal on top of the turret as a flex mount and carried their callsigns on a plate bolted to both sides of the hull.

Now available

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