Eduard XT029 Divisional Insignia 1940-45 1/35

The Eduard XT029 Divisional Insignia 1940-45 1/35 set is a high-quality collection of decals dedicated to modelers building dioramas and military vehicles in 1/35 scale, authentically recreating the historical realities of World War II. This product offers a wide selection of divisional markings from the years 1940-1945, allowing for precise and realistic reproduction of authentic camouflage and military symbols. The decals are primarily designed for vehicles used by the armies of European countries—with particular emphasis on German, British, American, Soviet, and some allied formations.

The set is based on original archival sources, ensuring that each decal accurately reflects the appearance and details of genuine insignia. Thanks to the technique used by the Czech company Eduard, the decals are extremely thin yet durable, guaranteeing easy transfer to the model's surface and excellent adhesion. The colors are perfectly saturated and vivid, with all historical shades and nuances faithfully reproduced.

• Scale: 1/35
• User countries: Germany, United Kingdom, USA, USSR, and other Allied and Axis countries
• Historical period: World War II (1940-1945)
• Material: Decals printed on high-quality thin film
• Add-ons: Placement instructions for individual formations and vehicles
• Category: Modeling decals (accessories for 1/35 scale plastic models)
• Build difficulty: 1/5 (ideal even for beginner modelers thanks to easy application)

The Eduard XT029 decals are perfect for building tanks, armored and transport vehicles, as well as dioramas depicting historical scenes from World War II frontlines. The paints used are resistant to detergents and matting during varnishing, ensuring the long-lasting, perfect appearance of models. We especially recommend this product to collectors, reenactors, and modelers interested in precisely reproducing military equipment and historical details. It is an essential addition if you want to achieve the most realistic and historically accurate model possible.