This set of fine waterslide decals gives you 11 pairs of insignia to for use on wartime helmets, be they Fallshirmjager, Hermann Goring Division, Field Divisions, or other Luftwaffe branches. One side fearure thenational tri-color shield, the other features a forward-facing Luftwaffe eagle printed on a metallic silver background. Each set includes instructions and tips for application.

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This three sheet set covers most every known Luftwaffe trade badge, spanning 38 design. At least four copies of each specialist are supplied, printed in matte gray on Luftwaffe blue. Most badges come in their both NCO and enlisted variants. Winged specialist badges include their "1 Year Experience" braided version, as well as the unbraided style. The set also includes tress sections (early and late war styles) for Candidate Specialist Strips.

Specialty areas in the set cover everything from flak personnel, motor transport staff, ground and air signals specialists, radar operators, rangefinders, searchlight operators, medical personnel, armorers, artisans, and many more. Even Luftwaffe boat specialists are covered. The set also includes the arm batch for women's flak personnel.

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The Hermann Göring Division was one of Germany's elite formations during WW2. This three-sheet set includes formation cuff titles (all three division variants, from 1936 to the war's end and includes the black panzer troop variant for the third style) and collar rank tabs in all various waffenfarbe for enlisted Hermann Goring troops. Also included are various makings needed for panzer and SPG troops: collar tabs, NCO epaulette covers, rank chevrons, NCO/officer candiate wraps, Luftwaffe breast eagles, and NCO epaulette surface replacements.

When doing Panzer or SPG subjects, we recommend using our Panzer Collar Skulls for the collar tabs. If doing non-mechanized subjects you'll want to use our Luftwaffe Rank Gulls set to properly mark your collar tabs. You may also wish to use our Luftwaffe Rank Set 1 or Set 2 to add needed markings to non-mechanized troops. You may also wish to use our Luftwaffe Helmet Insignia for ground combat elements.

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In 1936, a new style of rank insignia was issued for flight clothing and protective garments. The use of this gull & bar sleeve rank grew in the wars years to include use on some Fallschirmjager smocks, Field Division jackets, flight jerkins, animal skin coats, tropical uinforms, and other garments.

Our two-sheet set gives you insignia from Unteroffizier to Oberst, in both tan and blue issue backings. Our instruction sheet gives you an illustrated guide to this rank system. And topping it off are four "AFRIKA" formation cuff titles, used by active Luftwaffe personnel in the North Africa theater.

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This set covers the broad scope of insignia seen on war time Luftwaffe tunics, fliegerbluse, shirts, greatcoats, field division jackets, and more. At the core of the set are collar patches in golden yellow, red, green, golden brown, and dark blue. Between them they cover most of the troop types to routinely see combat, on both the ground and in the air. These collar tabs are designed for use with the 12 inlcuded metal cast rank gulls. More gulls are available separately (see below). The instructions give general guidelines for use.

The set also includes Luftwaffe eagles backed in dark green, dark blue, gray, and tropical tan. Both tropical and continental rank chevrons are provided, in both the early and late war forms. Three styles of tress (actual Luftwaffe style, not the Army style stitching) are included for collars and sleeves, as well as NCO/Officer candidate bars and NCO epaulette tress designed to fit Dragon's modular epaulettes.

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This sheet provides just NCO collar tress, as used by Luftwaffe troops. The sheet includes Early War Tress (8 strips), Late War Tress (8 strips), and Tropical Tress (6 strips). They all feature the fine stitch detail unique to this service branch (note: Luftwaffe and Heer tress are stitched in different patterns).

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