Shoulder boards for non-armored Reconnaissance, Late War HeerWith ochre Waffenfarbe for reconnaissance troops. Comes with enough for over forty figures. Late War generally means 1943 to 1945 but there was an indefinite transition period and it was common to find troops wearing Early War patches well into the later stages of the war. Comes with detailed placement instructions. (Requires AR99048D and helmet insignias AR99044 to complete uniform.)

Sheet of two styles of stitching commonly found on WWI aircraft

they can be found on the following:

3 cm) of each of the following:

22 linear inches (56 cm) of staggered pattern

19 mm) in diameter

Both the Hasegawa and Revel 190 kits misrepresent the underlying structural components of all of the control surfaces but you can correct that with ingenious solution

but AR88162 is well-suited to WWII use

4 cm) of close double-row rivet heads

Same width as the circular weld beads on AR88159

5" (20 mm x 12 mm)

52 linear inches (132 cm) of

71 mm) in diameter