Star Decals 35-C1348 French Fighting Vehicles in Africa 1. FFL - Forces Francaises Libres 1/35

Star Decals 35-C1348 is a high-quality set of water-slide decals dedicated to French vehicle models from World War II, used by the First Free French Division (Forces Francaises Libres – FFL) in Africa. This set has been developed with the utmost precision, taking into account historical details and authentic marking patterns used during the African campaign. The product is intended for use with models in the popular 1/35 scale.

• Decal scale: 1/35
• Category: water-slide decal for plastic and resin models
• Manufacturer: Star Decals
• Material: printed using specialized technique on thin, flexible water-slide film

The set includes decals intended for two types of historical armored vehicles used by Free French forces in North Africa during World War II: Marmon Herrington Mk III with Boys anti-tank rifle and Marmon Herrington Mk III with 25mm SA 34 or SAL 37 gun. These vehicles played an important role in the combat operations of the French forces on the Allied side, including during the Libyan and Tunisian campaigns between 1941-1943.

Star Decals 35-C1348 decals feature excellent print quality, exceptional sharpness of detail, and intense, historically accurate colors. Painting schemes are based on historical sources and authentic photographs, so the modeller can be sure they will recreate the vehicle faithfully to the original. The set includes detailed decal placement instructions for various French vehicle variants – both with anti-tank armament and cannon.

• Historical period: World War II, North Africa (1941-1943)
• Country of use: France (Forces Francaises Libres)
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – requires basic skill in working with water-slide decals

This product is recommended for both beginner and advanced modellers who want to give their vehicles a unique, historical character and enrich dioramas depicting the African campaign. It is the perfect addition to Marmon Herrington Mk III models and other French vehicles used by the FFL in Africa.