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I'm trying to find some airbrush design stencils for 28mm scale models, mostly for vehicles. TTCombat had some good designs of things but I can't seem to find where they actually sell them. Other 28mm stencils are focused on camouflage or generic patterns which I do not need. Can anyone link me any products that might fit the bill? Thanks.

i recently bought some 'snappy stencils' from eBay. They are OK. They work quite well on flat surfaces. But on curves not so much. You get bleed and the stencil looses its sharpness. I suppose it could be used to good effect if that's what your looking to do. Anarchy stencils look interesting but are not available as of yet afaik. Good luck.

Anarchy Stencils are available here, I backed the KS and bought the new line of Mantic Deadzone terrain stencils last week. I have the snappy stencils too, as you say good for flat surfaces but the anarchy stencils are amazing all 'round and perfect for curved surfaces.

Buddha, anarchy stebcils are the ones I was talking about the other day.

Sweet, thanks for the suggestions everyone. I appreciate it.

What types of stencils are you looking for?

Camo and patterns being the more generic options for vehicles, but if you are after things like lettering, markings and the rest of that sort of thing that you find on modern military vehicles - look at scale modeling stencils.

The oversized nature of most 28mm vehicles puts a lot of scale stencils at almost ideal size. You can readily find a lot of generic stencils for doing bands and other geometric details, as well as classic lettering from companies like Verlinden, Eduard, Voyager, Alliance Model Works, Mouse House, Montex, J's Work and many others provide a huge selection that you can mix up for science fiction vehicles.

Most the scale model companies make their stencils out of brass or stainless steel now, which is nice since you can go ahead and use the stencil to cut out frisket film for difficult curved surfaces. For flats and curves that are not too extreme, they will lay flat enough.

Austin at brush 4 hire has some awesome ones that are flexible. http://www.brush4hire.com/product-category/stencils/

Airsick stencils.

Huge collection a little pricey and gakky customer support. You will find a lot of stencils there and they have some amazing too on the mini stencils sector.