Star Decals 35-C1193 Australia Tanks and AFVs #5 1/35 is a professional set of water-slide decals intended for modelers building scale models of armored vehicles used by the Australian Army during the intense fighting in New Guinea in World War II. Specially designed for the popular 1/35 scale, these decals accurately replicate historical markings and individual vehicle names that took part in the Battle of Buna in 1942.

This set is dedicated to historical modeling enthusiasts who want to faithfully recreate the appearance of vehicles such as the Stuart M3 Light Tank and Bren Carrier from Australian units. The set includes decals allowing you to build vehicles with historical names such as: "CPT Kidd", "CPT Blood", "CPT Gore", "Cabby", "Berceuse", "Bachilles". The set also includes tactical markings and unit insignias, enabling very accurate replication of historical vehicles.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for most popular tank and tracked vehicle models.
• Historical period: World War II, New Guinea campaign (Battle of Buna, 1942).
• Equipment user country: Australia (Australian Army).
• Historical models: M3 Stuart – light infantry support tank and Bren Carrier – universal personnel and equipment carrier.
• Material: High-quality water-slide decal, resistant to modeling chemicals and easy to apply on plastic, resin, and 3D printed model parts.
• Modeling category: Modeling accessories / 1/35 scale water-slide decals.

Each sheet contains precisely printed, crisp designs with highly legible inscriptions and tactical numbers. Perfect for experienced modelers aiming to create a hyper-realistic historical miniature, as well as for enthusiasts just starting their adventure with military vehicle modeling. This set is especially recommended for collectors of Pacific theater World War II topics and for those reconstructing Allied vehicles.

The decal application difficulty is rated at 2/5—a bit of practice and basic modeling knowledge will achieve excellent results. We guarantee that this product will significantly enhance the realism and appeal of any model from the period of Australian armored warfare in the Pacific region.