Star Decals 35-C1389 Tet 1968 - Hué City. US Marines tanks and vehicles. 1/35 is a set of high-quality water-slide decals dedicated to modelers building replicas of American military vehicles from the period of the Vietnam Offensive – the Battle of Hué in 1968. The product was developed by the renowned company Star Decals and is designed for models in the popular 1/35 scale. The decal sets are ideal for detailing US Marines vehicles, such as M48A3 (early model, model B, model B Dozer-tank), M67A2 'Zippo' Flame-tank, Dodge M37 truck, and Dodge M43 ambulance.

The historical period referenced by this set covers the Vietnam War, with particular emphasis on the dramatic Tet Offensive and the heavy urban combat for Hué in 1968. American armored vehicles, including the above-mentioned models, played a key role in breaking enemy positions and supporting US Marines infantry units. The M48A3 tanks particularly stood out, being used both as assault vehicles and for engineering support – versions equipped with dozers were used to demolish barricades and clear pathways through the devastated city of Hué.

The Star Decals 35-C1389 set is made of high-quality, flexible decal film that is damage-resistant and easy to apply to plastic or resin models. The print is extremely detailed, colors are vivid, and distinct inscriptions, registration numbers, and tactical markings make it possible to faithfully recreate vehicles from historical photographs. The kit includes comprehensive placement diagrams and painting examples, based on authentic documentation and period photos.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: United States (US Marines), Vietnam War
• Materials: water-slide decal made from high-quality film
• Dedicated vehicles: M48A3 (all versions), M67A2 'Zippo', Dodge M37, Dodge M43
• Category: modeling accessories, water-slide decals
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – The set is recommended both for beginner modelers and more advanced ones, who pay attention to historical accuracy and details.

I highly recommend this set to military modelers and Vietnam diorama collectors who want to give their models a unique character and increase their realism with authentic markings from one of the most iconic conflicts of the 20th century.