Archer 1/35 German DAK Afrika Korps Uniform Patches for Infantry Troops AR99052A

Description

Archer Fine Transfers 1/35 Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK) German Afrika Korps Uniform Patches for Infantry Troops WWII (builds 7 figures with extras) (Fabric Textured Appliqués) AR99052A
Brand new!
This is a sheet of
fabric textured appliqués
from Archer Fine Transfers.
These are not decals, dry transfers, vinyl stickers or printed fabric.
They are flexible, scale thickness fabric textured appliqués with an indefinite shelf life. Easy to apply and compatible with any paint system.
Decal Specifications:
With white Waffenfarbe for Infantry troops. Builds 7 figures with extras. Comes with detailed placement instructions.
Requires AR99049A or AR99054A and helmet insignias AR99044 to complete uniform.
Important information regarding Afrika Korps uniforms:
This is one of those grey areas as to what should have happened and what did. As troops left for Africa they were issued tropical clothing from either Heer or Luftwaffe stores. These would already have the appropriate style of national emblem and collar patches applied. Rank was then added by the wearer, this should also have been DAK-correct color but there are numerous examples of temperate clothing rank badges (shoulder boards) applied as often the DAK version was not available. There was no specific panzer crew collar patches for Africa. The only examples of the panzer skull seen is the metal badge pinned through the ordinary collar patch.
About Archer Fine Transfers:
Archer Fine Transfers is well known in the modeling community for producing highly accurate transfers of excellent quality. Although they have some traditional water-slide decals available, their primary product line is dry transfers. Dry transfers are are markings that you don't have to use water to apply, but instead you gently rub them on with a blunt tool or object, when they are dry.
The benefit of using dry transfers over water slide decals is that dry transfers are usually more realistic in appearance because they appear painted on like real vehicle markings. This better appearance is due to the transfers not having excess carrier film and also being generally thinner than water slide decals so they snuggle down and hug the object better.