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Flames of War British Desert Rat Decals

Original price $ 19.15 CAD - Original price $ 19.15 CAD
Original price
$ 19.15 CAD
$ 19.15 CAD - $ 19.15 CAD
Current price $ 19.15 CAD

Flames of War: British Desert Rat Decals

About this Product

The Flames of War: British Desert Rat Decals set lets you authentically mark your 15mm British vehicles and troops with the iconic insignia of the 7th Armoured Division—famously known as the Desert Rats. Designed to enhance your North African-themed Flames of War army, this waterslide decal sheet includes official WWII-era symbols used during the pivotal campaigns across Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia.

These decals offer both historical accuracy and visual impact, helping players and hobbyists bring their armies to life with unit-specific detail. Whether you’re fielding Crusader tanks, Grants, or infantry transports, these markings add a finishing touch of realism to your collection.

Key Features

• Waterslide decal sheet featuring Desert Rats insignia
• Compatible with 15mm Flames of War British vehicles and miniatures
• Includes division symbols and support unit markings
• Historically accurate WWII-era designs
• Easy to apply with standard decal tools and techniques

Why Buy This Kit?

• Adds authentic WWII British markings to your North Africa force
• Perfect for modeling the legendary 7th Armoured Division
• Ideal finishing touch for tanks, transports, and support units
• Supports historical and narrative gameplay in the desert theater

Paint & Hobby Tips
For best results, apply decals over a gloss coat to reduce silvering, then finish with a matte varnish. Use decal setting solutions like Micro Set and Micro Sol to conform decals to curved surfaces or textured armor plates.

Historical Context Sidebar
The British 7th Armoured Division earned its nickname, the "Desert Rats," while battling Axis forces in North Africa from 1940–1943. Their red jerboa symbol became a hallmark of British resilience and mobility during key engagements like Operation Crusader and the Second Battle of El Alamein. These markings distinguished one of the most effective armored units of WWII.