Doesn't anybody make them? I see them made for everyone else.

http://www.archertransfers.com/CAT_UniformBrit.html

Accurate Armour too. In small scale, Starmer's Armour.

Be aware that there may be issues with the sizing of some decals, so compare them to your references first. Reviews may help but only if the reviewer actually knows their subject, which is not a given.

Thanks.

The other question I thought of is whether British insignia changed much over the years. I note that US army enlisted stripes have changed styles over the decades and came in complicated patterns, while British stripes are much simpler. Did they change over time?

Every change of uniform elicited a change in the color and size of the rank insignia. So battle dress had one style, combat dress another and DPM another. For officers there was always the sewn on versus the pin on and more recently the slide on.

In World War II there were different em styles for tropical uniforms versus battle dress and there also slip on sleeve rank. Some of the slip on rank was locally printed just like a lot of unit flashes were locally woven. Variation is the spice of life.

Sorry, I thought you were referring to vehicle markings, not uniform badges. In that case ignore my ramblings - I don't think anyone is crazy enough to produce rank badge decals in 1/76th....