Waterslide decals

The six Spica class torpedo boats was in service between 1966 to 1989.

This set contains complete prearranged pennant numbers and markings for the lead ship “Spica”. In addition, a semi-complete pennant number and individual numbers and letters are provided, enabling the depiction of one, or possibly two, more ships through various combinations.

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The Norrköping class of torpedo boats was in service from 1973 to 2005.

In 1982 the class was upgraded and redesignated as missile boats. The prefix of the pennant number also changed, from a “T” indicating a torpedo boat to “R” indicating a missile boat.

This set includes prearranged large shaded pennant numbers for T131, R138 and R142 plus additional R’s and T’s to change these to torpedo or missile type respectively. The set also includes single numbers to create one more combination or to change the prearranged pennants to depict another ship in the class.

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The Tapper class of patrol boats came in to service in 1993. By 2014 seven boats were still extant.

This set includes markings for the HMS Dristig in the form of pennant numbers, name board lettering plus three mooring markings.

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The Hugin class of 16 patrol boats was in service from 1978 to 2005. In 1992 the last eight of the class was upgraded and they were thereafter known as the Kaparen class of patrol boats.

This set contains complete prearranged pennant numbers and markings for seven ships including the prototype, and later vedette boat, “Jägaren”. In addition individual numbers are provided to enable, through substitution, the depiction of other ships in the class.

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The Arkö class of twelve minesweepers started to enter service in 1957. The majority of the class were stricken between 1984-1995, only the HMS Nämdö soldiered on until 2005 in the form of a school ship.

This set includes markings for the HMS Nämdö as a minesweeper in the form of prearranged pennant numbers, name board lettering and other special markings. It was designed for a fellow model builder to aid in his construction of the HMS Nämdö, the ship on which he once served:

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The Stockholm class of corvettes entered service in 1985 and consisted of two units: HMS Stockholm (K11) and HMS Malmö (K12).

The Göteborg class of corvettes entered service in 1990 and consisted of four units: HMS Göteborg (K21), HMS Gävle (K22), HMS Kalmar (K23) and HMS Sundsvall (K24).

This set includes complete prearranged pennant numbers and markings for all the ships in respective classes.

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The Halland class of destroyers consisted of two ships:
HMS Halland (J18), in service 1955–1987.
HMS Småland (J19), in service 1956–1984.

This set includes complete prearranged pennant numbers and markings for both ships.

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The Älvsborg class of minelayers consisted of two ships:
HMS Älvsborg (M02), in service 1971-1995.
HMS Visborg (M03), in service 1976–2010.

HMS Carlskrona (M04, P04) is the only ship of her class and entered service in 1980. In 2009-2010 she was modified for the Ocean Patrol Vessel (OPV) role and the pennant number prefix was changed from M to P.

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