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Archer Fine Transfers

Aftermarket World War II

Nano Film Decals

tatbaqui

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posted on 3 years ago — updated on 3 years ago

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Late last year Archer Fine Transfers announced that it was ceasing its use of dry transfer technology for reasons of obsolescence and difficulty in obtaining chemicals to produce such. They continue to innovate and are now back with their exclusive line of Nano Film Decals. Printed on the thinnest and strongest decal film available, here's what is currently on their catalog.

U.S. M4A3E8 "Army Mule" U.S
M4A1 "Battling Bitch"
U.S. 2 1/2 ton 6x6 Truck Generic Markings
T-26 Pershing Tank Generic Markings
BR-52 Kriegslokomotive Generic Markings
Afrika Korps Palms (Black)
Afrika Korps Palms (White)
Generic Stencil Letters (Black)
Generic Stencil Letters (White)
Generic Stencil and Non-Stencil Numbers (Black)
Generic Stencil and Non-Stencil Numbers (White)
Generic Lettering Commonly Found on British Vehicles (Black)
Generic Lettering Commonly Found on British Vehicles (White)

Take note of more new products coming soon:

*NCF Decals , coming this February. Thin as dry transfers, *No Clear Film Decals are applied the same as any decal but with NO clear carrier film.

Fabric Texture Appliqués. This new technology will be used on its line of flag offerings as well as with uniform patches.

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