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| Description: This set contains most of the characteristic
combat uniform patches the U.S. Army airborne forces operating
throughout WW2. Divisional patches are included for the 82nd, 101st,
17th, 11th, and 13th Airborne as well as pocket patches for the 513th,
506th, 501st, and 502nd PIR, cap patches for both glider and parachute
infantry (in both officer and enlisted styles). Shoulder flags and flag
armbands are also included.
New
additions allow you to model more 82nd AB subjects, glider pilots, and
C-47 pilots. New patches include two more 101st AB variant patches
(Bitish-made and Bando's "Type 8"), 1st Allied Airborne, 18th Airborne
Corps, 11th Airborne (PTO), Generic Army Air Force circle, Troop
Carrier and 9th AAFpatches (letting you create carrier pilot figures),
Troop Carrier jacket patch (non-regulation), silk glider pilot wings on
khaki and O.D. backers, field made bazooka patch (82nd AB), more cap
patch variants, loose Airborne tabs, and new PIR unit patches for the
507th and 508th. Use these along with our 101st and 82nd Airborne
helmet decal sets (sold separately) to create unique, detailed figure
subjects. |
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CVI's
insignia is printed on a dense-weave 100% cotton cloth fabric. Our art
is re-rendered from original images in order to give you the greatest
scale fidelity. Each set includes a detailed instruction sheet, usually
with application illustrations, and a baggie to keep your loose and
uncut patches together. To apply, just cut out the patch and use the
adhesive of your choice. See our techniques page for more information.
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Newly revised and expanded, this set now offers two sheets with even more variety and quantity of s
CVI's insignia is printed on a dense-weave 100% cotton cloth fabric. Our art is re-rendered from original images in order to give you the greatest scale fidelity. Each set includes a detailed instruction sheet, usually with application illustrations, and a baggie to keep your loose and uncut patches together. To apply, just cut out the patch and use the adhesive of your choice. See our Techniques page for more information. |
