Patch Lab

Taiwan gun brings us a patch based on their first logo of their Airsoft group from 15 years ago. Inspired by the legendary dragon from Polish folklore, this beast lived in a cave at the foot of Wawel Hill in Krakow, which is Taiwan Guns home city.

This limited-edition patch was created as a result of a cooperation with patchlab.de, which specializes in the design and production of high-quality patches. This limited run was limited to 500, keeping this item unique and exclusive.

So if you're feeling a little fiery, this tactical dragon will oversee your conquests on the field.

If you have an explosive personality and want to showcase it on your kit, this PVC morale patch would be perfect! The Boom Bros "Fragnar" 3D PVC Morale Patch from Patch Lab is a 3D PVC patch with a Velcro backing, allowing it to be mounted to any female velcro surface on tactical vests, backpacks, helmets, hats and gun bags. The patch measures 5.5 x 5cm approximately and has raised and recessed detail to make it really pop!

The patch depicts a very angry looking frag grenade named Fragnar. The pin is still in and the spoon is still on, but Fragnar looks ready to go off!

If you like to occlude the enemy in smoke as you advance, slap this on your rig to complete the look! The Patch Labs Boom Bros "Smokey" 3D PVC Morale Patch depicts an aggressive smoke grenade smoking what we can only assume is a cigar. The patch is constructed from PVC with raised and recessed 3D detail to make it stand out and is backed with Velcro so you can attach it directly to any female Velcro surface. If you pop smokes like they are going out of fashion, you need this patch!

Looking for a way to broadcast your national pride or your love for CYMA and Taiwangun? The Patch Lab Polish SF SMG-5 3D PVC morale patch depicts a fully kitted out elite Polish operator packing a custom SMG-5 which looks a lot like the CM.041G. The patch is constructed from PVC with raised and recessed detail to created a 3D effect and has a subdued colour scheme of olive and grey. The Polish flag on the operator's helmet is in full colour, as are the CYMA and Taiwangun logos on teeny, tiny patches attached to the operator's dangler pouch. The level of detail in this patch is rather impressive, and it would look awesome with practically any loadout.