Star Decals 35-986 Balkan Peacekeepers #2 Russian BTR-80 1/35

The Star Decals 35-986 Balkan Peacekeepers #2 Russian BTR-80 1/35 scale water-slide decal set is a high-quality product designed for personalizing BTR-80 armored vehicle models used by peacekeeping forces in the Balkans. These decals are created for demanding modelers who seek to faithfully recreate historical markings and paint schemes.

• Accurate scale: 1/35
• Intended use: BTR-80 armored vehicle
• Countries using them: Russia and international units – IFOR, SFOR (Bosnia), KFOR (Kosovo)
• Historical period: modern era, 1990s, peacekeeping missions in the Balkans after the breakup of Yugoslavia
• Category: water-slide decals for plastic models
• Material: high-quality transfer film resistant to modeling agents
• The set includes: various markings for BTR-80 vehicles serving in IFOR, SFOR, and KFOR missions, along with a placement guide

Historical background: The BTR-80 is a Russian armored personnel carrier produced since the 1980s. Widely used by Russia, CIS countries, and as a vehicle within UN and NATO peacekeeping contingents. After the end of the Yugoslav conflict, numerous BTR-80s were used by Russian and international peacekeeping forces IFOR, SFOR, and KFOR, providing mobility and protection to soldiers in the challenging terrain of Bosnia and Kosovo.

Do we recommend this product? Definitely yes — Star Decals 35-986 decals are the perfect choice for modelers seeking realistic, detailed markings for their BTR-80 models, especially from the modern peacekeeping operations period. They are great for advanced and intermediate modelers alike who value detail and historical accuracy.

Decal application difficulty: 2/5 – thanks to the clear instructions and precise manufacturing, they are ideal even for less experienced hobbyists.

By choosing the Star Decals 35-986 Balkan Peacekeepers #2 Russian BTR-80 1/35 set, you will enhance the aesthetic and historical value of your model, giving it the authentic appearance of a vehicle used in the Balkans during the most significant peacekeeping missions of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.