Hi All,
We at Decalcomaniacs! are proud to announce that our our E-bay store is now open for business. So stop by and see some of the best (and in most cases the only) waterslide decals for some of the lesser-known subjects in armor modeling.
Regards,
Georg & Steve
Decalcomaniacs!
http://www.stores.ebay.com/decalcomaniacs

I checked out your store and your product looks nice. However, for something that can be mailed in a first class envelope, your shipping is out of sight.

great thankz

Looks like some pretty good stuff. I wouldn't mind seeing how detailed the instructions are on them also. I would expect a pretty good packing job if I paid $4.50 for a piece of decal paper to be shipped to me though. Some of the arab stuff looks especaily interesting, any plans on doing some Iraqi decals?

Hi All,
Actually, we ship via USPS priority mail. We find this to be the safest and fastest way to get our products to our customers. We usually include delivery confirmation, to make sure that everything gets were it is supposed to.
Regards,
Georg & Steve
Decalcomaniacs!

If I order more than one sheet, do I have to pay $4.50 shipping per sheet?

Of course not! Unless the weight of the total order is over 2 lbs (max weight for the priority envelope). We combine shipping all the time, when clients order multiple items.
Regards,
Georg & Steve
Decalcomaniacs!

Thanks for the reply. I send you and E-mail but you answered my questions already. So what other subjects are you planning on covering? Any chance you could post a picture of the modern vehicle codes, there wasn't one on E-bay.

I'm wondering where did you get information for that Yugo decals set? It seems it was well researched and produced.. Since I live in Croatia I must say I'm very interested in getting some.

Mario M.

Hi All,
First, you may want to check our website: www.decalcomaniacs.net and look in our gallery section. Second, my partner Steve was responsible for the Yugoslav sheet. He's a fanatic for postwar armor and a former American Tanker. He's been collecting information since the civil war started. Also, most of our references were:
The Balkans on Fire: Nightmare in Yugoslavia, Yves Debay & James Hill, Concord Publications 1993.
The Balkans At War: Yugoslavia Divided 1991, Eric Micheletti, Concord Publications 1992.
The Stuart Light Tank Series, Bryan Perret, Osprey Publishing, 1980.
The Eastern Front: Armor Camouflage and Markings 1941 to 1945, Stephen J. Zaloga & James Grandsen, Squdron/Signal publications 1983.

Hope that helps!
Regards,
Georg Eyerman
Decalcomaniacs!

decals look great, and the shipping is understandable, but what about modern armor decals? All you have is ww2. Whats up?

Mike,
We have an entire range of decals that are postwar! Check them out at: http://www.stores.ebay.com/decalcomaniacs/plistings/list/all/dept4/index.html

Regards,
Georg & Steve
Decalcomaniacs!

Do you plan on doing any decals for the Iraqi army? I have some info I could share if you need some resources. Not a ton but enough stuff to help.