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 those found on the Tiger IIs. Which makes this set the first ever attempt in capturing the unit’s emblem in its entirety during the use of Tiger Is (from early to late). The style of the tactical markings also varied.

The ABCs of 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment (US). Namely selected tanks from Apache, Bandit and Crazyhorse troops. Their markings finally realised after many years of relentless research (most of the information that were not readily available during the start of OIF). These are straight M1A2s (non SEP versions) which 3 ACRs fielded during the beginning stages of OIF.

The ABCs of 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment (US). Namely selected tanks from Apache, Bandit and Crazyhorse troops. Their markings finally realised after many years of relentless research (most of the information that were not readily available during the start of OIF). These are straight M1A2s (non SEP versions) which 3 ACRs fielded during the beginning stages of OIF.

Supersized markings to splash all over a supersized (1/16) M1A2 Abrams. Let B troop “Bandit” Blitzkrieg the heck of out of your 1/16 M1A2! Sections of the Image above blurred for a good reason.