Special Forces patches?

Thats a great idea I didn't think of that thanks

John

Make your own.

Find an image of the patch you want, copy it and paste it into Word. Resize it as needed.

You can either print it on white inkjet decal paper (seal the image after the inks dry) and apply like a decal or right onto white paper to be applied with thinned white glue. Again, best to seal with microScale Decal Saver Film.

When printing, set your printer to the highest resolution by going to File/Print/Properties/Print Qualities. If using the more current Word iterations, go to the Office Button (upper left)  the Print/Print/Properties/Print Qualities.

Even modest printers will allow you to see detail in 1/35.

I found the Archer ones no luck and the Verlinden set didn't have S.F. either oh well.....

John

Also Archer has a very nice selection, I see some of the airborne ones, but no SF.

www.archertransfers.com/CAT_UniformUS.html

Thanks Rob,your always a wealth of info.

John

Verlinden Productions No. 383 US Uniform Badges WWII-1988 includes several subdued and nonsubdued unit patches.

Echelon makes the modern ones,I found them so far I have not had luck finding full color ones...

John

There is a company that makes current stuff of US uniform patches in 1/35 decals- rank, skill badges, unit patches, wings, tabs, etc... but it is all mostly subdued. In "The Green Berets", they had the full color shoulder patches.