Just saw this over at Armorama,
A stencil set for the "small dot" ambush pattern:
TEZ046 - 1/35 WWII German AFV Disc pattern camouflage masking stencil 2 (GP)
http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op= ... ad&order=0


best regards,


Marc Brandes

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Ha ha ha !
Would it not be cheaper to drill holes on a plasticard sheet ?

Eric

Cheaper? Sure; but, plasticard wouldn't impart the professional, accurately portrayed, realistically depicted hand painted look which we all strive for. Yessirrrreee! Only a precision made template constructed of the finest materials can do that. Besides, you might get sued for copyright infringement and theft of intellectual properties.

"Besides, you might get sued for copyright infringement and theft of intellectual properties. "

For making a stencil? I wonder how old invention it is.

JOSEPH ,

HAHAHAHAHA ! You're killin me son ... I I say .... I keep throwin' 'em & He keeps missin' 'em ... Ya' gotta keep yer eye on th Ball Son ... Eye Ball .... get it ... (crickets)


Seriously ... Instead of th spotted template ... You could give USCHI van der Rosten's Disc Camo stencil a try ? Fast Easy & Reusable !! It's available @ his site & AK Interactive has Co-Branded this ... Same Great quality you can find it at AK Interactive !

Check out this review - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJQl4LDlcpo


ERIK



WHAT DO YOU CALL THE ASSASSINS THAT ACCUSE THE ASSASSIN???

Erik,

This stencil set is for the small dot ambush pattern, while the dots by Uschi are for the large dot pattern.
I agree that the small dot pattern stencil can be made fairly easily yourself.

best regards,


Marc Brandes

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"Besides, you might get sued for copyright infringement and theft of intellectual properties. "

For making a stencil? I wonder how old invention it is.

I apologize for intentionally ignoring your question; but, you'll be happy to know that stencils will be celebrating their 30,002nd birthday on May 26th.



Picture of Voyager TEZ046's great (times 1,200) grandfather

MARC,

Thanx for th clarification !! \m/

@ JOE - May 26th ... got it noted on th Calendar !! Sah-Weet ! I can't wait for th Anniversary set !!


ERIK



WHAT DO YOU CALL THE ASSASSINS THAT ACCUSE THE ASSASSIN???

Just saw this over at Armorama,
A stencil set for the "small dot" ambush pattern:
TEZ046 - 1/35 WWII German AFV Disc pattern camouflage masking stencil 2 (GP)
http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op= ... ad&order=0


best regards,


Marc Brandes

Replace dod in email address

Hi guys

Yoyager have mis-named this one FWIW, it's not actually a 'disc' variant at all, but a representation of the Daimler-Benz 'dot' or 'spot' pattern factory-applied to some of their Panthers only. Though a very similar pattern was applied by Henschel to their Tiger IIs.

The biggest difference apart from size, is the these small dots were visibly 'sprayed' so soft-edged in appearance (the spraygun in reality held at a distance from the painted surface, without a stencil being used at all) whist the disc patterns were all hard-edged (the stencil being actually placed onto the surface and sprayed-through). So all the overblown PR blurb about the Uschi/Voyager stencils being 'closer to reality' is n/a for this one at least.

I don't know anyone else to date that has produced a stencil for this one.

Ron