ToRo Model 35D34 - Staghound in Polish service vol.2 1/35 is a unique decal set dedicated to 1/35 scale models of Staghound armored vehicles. The product is intended for modelers who want to recreate authentic markings of the Staghound vehicles used by the Polish Armed Forces in the West during World War II and the immediate postwar period. The set includes a wide selection of marking variants and tactical numbers, recreated based on historical photographs and documents, ensuring the highest level of authenticity.

• Category: model decals for 1/35 scale military vehicles
• Materials: high-quality decals printed with precise detail and color reproduction
• Countries of use: United Kingdom, Poland (Polish Armed Forces in the West)
• Period of use: World War II (1944–1945), postwar period (until 1946)
• Vehicle: Staghound Mk I and Staghound Mk II – British armored cars of American production
• Vehicle examples:
  • Staghound I, HQ 1st Armoured Division, Germany 1945
  • Staghound I, 1st squadron of the 12th Podolian Lancers Regiment, Italy 1945
  • Staghound I and II, Carpathian Lancers Regiments, Italy 1944–1946

The ToRo Model 35D34 set allows you to replicate as many as eight different Staghound vehicles used by units of the 1st Armoured Division of General Stanisław Maczek and the 2nd Polish Corps during campaigns in Italy and Germany. This is an excellent choice for those who wish to enhance their models with realistic markings unavailable in standard sets. Each decal has been crafted with attention to detail and reproduces historical patches, unit emblems, side numbers and vehicle insignia.

This product is recommended for experienced modelers, enthusiasts of World War II topics, as well as collectors of Polish military vehicle models. The use of high-quality materials guarantees ease of application and durability of the final effect. Difficulty level: 2/5 – recommended for modelers with basic and intermediate decal application skills.

Choose ToRo Model 35D34 to add extra historical value and authenticity to your models, and to create miniature replicas of Polish Armed Forces vehicles that played a significant role on the battlefields of Europe during World War II.