Hello, I would like to suggest the Hungarian Defence Forces triangle insignia, which can be found on Hungarian Air Force aircraft and Hungarian Army combat vehicles.
Since the introduction of Hungarian ground forces and helicopter sub-tree in the Update “Sons of Atilla”, the only Hungarian identification insignia decals available in-game are the WW2-era Royal Hungarian Army insignia. While those are great for the Turan, Zrinyi and Csaba, it would be anachronistic to use on Cold War and Modern-era Hungarian vehicles.
I suggest that Gaijin should add three variant of the triangle insignia in-game. The first variant are the ones with bigger green color, which can be seen on Hungarian Army tanks and combat vehicles.
The second variant has smaller green color, can be seen in Hungarian Air Force aircraft before 1941 and after 1991, and in some Hungarian Army combat vehicles.
Thank you for putting this together. I have been waiting for years for these decals to be implemented, I hope this might get the ball rolling! It doesn’t make sense to not have them in game.
Sience the last update, it is not possible to use the hungarian insignia on american, french, english, israeli, russian etc. tanks or planes, they are locked and the perviously used ones have also removed from the vehicles. At the same time , the coat of arms of other eastern european nations can used on the same vehicles without any problems. And the otherhand there is a new hungarian air techtree, but there is no new hungarian insignia. Hungarian Air Force - Wikipedia
Yes, I guess the Hungarian insignia was locked only to German & Italian vehicles due to the release of Hungarian Air sub-tree. The same thing happened to the Finnish roundel, which now is locked to Sweden only.
Good news guys, the Hungarian triangle insignia, the low-vis variant, and the Hungarian People’s Army star insignia was added recently (idk why it’s not added right at the update). The insignias could only be applied in German and Italian vehicles, and you could only grind them with aircraft.
