This sheet contains markings for tellermines, the three variations of Panzerfaust, and German 7.92 mm. ammo crate markings. Also included are several variations of German minefield warning signs.
Over 200 million mines were placed by the Germans in France alone in WW II. Many of these were "Teller Mines" type 35 and 42. Many of the anti-invasion obstacles designed by Field Marshal Erwin Rommel had this type of mine attached. Depending on where and when the mines were manufactured, they could be painted black, gray, dark green or sand. We have included markings in black for the lighter paint schemes and red and white markings for dark finishes. All the markings on this sheet were copied from original examples.
The 'Panzerfaust' is one of the best known German anti-tank weapons. It was a single shot disposable weapon, the first versions being the 30M which had a range of 30 meters and the "Klein" 30M. By 1944, the 30M was generally replaced by the 60M and the 100M. The warhesd itself had a large label with instructions for use applied to it. These weapons appeared in dark gray, dark green, and sand tan. The beware of blast stencils for the launcher tube are in yellow for the dark schemes and red for the light finishes.