• Pz.Abt.301 (Fkl), France '44. 3 color-scheme. A vehicle with deep-wading kit, so most likely based on the Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf. M chassis. It also has Funklenk equipment.
• Unkown unit. Eastern Front '44-'45. 3 color scheme.
• Unknown unit. Veliki Luki, Winter '43. 2 color scheme. This is a very early Ausf. G with steep side panniers and Ostketten. The vehicle was recovered from a swamp in 2002.
• Unknown unit. 3 color scheme.
• (Possibly) 10 SS Pz.Div "Frundsberg", Maaseik, September 1944. 2 color scheme. If I know my native geography a bit, Maaseik is not part of Holland (as stated on the instruction sheet), but of Belgium.
• Unknown unit. Eastern Front '44-'45. 3 color scheme. Vehicle fitted with concrete armor.
• Unknown unit. Russia '43. Overall Dark Grey according to the instructiosn. Given that it already has the more sloped sides, I would have guessed it was Dunkelgelb.
• StuG-Abt.186. 3 color scheme.
• Unknown unit. Russia '44-'45. 3 color scheme. Vehicle fitted with lateral log armor.
• Unknown unit. Balaton '45. Captured by Soviet troops. 4 color scheme.
• Unknown unit. '44-'45. 3 color scheme.
• Unknown unit. '44-'45. 3 color scheme.
• Unknown unit. Eastern Front '44-'45. Overall Dunkelgelb
• Pz.Abt.302 (Fkl), 19.Pz.Div. Warsaw '44. 2 color scheme.
• Pz.Gren.Div. Grossdeutschland. Eastern Front '44-45. 3 color scheme.

Apart from the decals for the above mentioned vehicles, you also get some spare decals, inlcluding letters, boar's tusks and the rare black-and-red Balkenkreuze.

A fairly complete manual with 1 to 3 views and color guide is given, with references to the sources of the marking option where available. An URL is provided for a webpage that contains these instructions in color; a very nice touch.

Color images taken from Bison's website

Decals are printed on individual carrier film, are in near perfect register and are sharply printed, with an ever so slightly ragged edge.