Unlike their counterparts in the armoured divisions, who used a standard set of serial numbers, most other armoured brigades used unique sets of serial numbers; this sheet is suitable for 2nd Canadian armoured brigade in the late war period, and should be used in conjunction with 15mm-GB-D29 which is the brigade's badge.

This sheet provides markings for the Churchill AVREs and other vehicles of 1st Assault Brigade, Royal Engineers. It's worth noting that photos of AVREs show an even patchier than usual approach to markings, with many simply carrying the 79th Armoured Division badge and little else. (15mm-GB-D16.) This sheet provides more comprehensive markings should you wish to model those vehicles that had them.

Badges combining unit insignia with serial numbers, in the style often used by 7th Armoured Division. The sheet includes 22nd armoured brigade's combined stag's head marking with unit serial. (22nd was decidedly unusual in using it's own badge as well as the division's, so the desert rat badge was also painted on separately, at least when markings were applied at all....)

It also has combined serial/desert rat badges for the amoured recce regiment (often carried centrally on the hull of their Cromwells, just below the turret), and the infantry brigade. These were very occasionally seen in Normandy, but are more use for a *very* late war force - photos of 7th Armoured units in early '45 very frequently show them.