ToRo Model 35D42 - Polish Army Vehicles - Registration Numbers 1946 Pattern & Stencils 1/35

ToRo Model 35D42 is a specialist decal set dedicated to modelers interested in accurately recreating vehicles used by the Polish Army after World War II. The 1/35 scale ensures precise compatibility with the most popular military vehicle models assembled by hobbyists and collectors of historical dioramas.

The presented set includes historical digital registration numbers as well as additional stencils used on Polish armored and transport vehicles from 1946 onwards. The decal format is based on authentic source materials, ensuring historical accuracy with the actual markings of Polish Army vehicles from just after World War II. For many years, such license plate designs were present on military equipment used both during training and at military events throughout the postwar period and the beginnings of the Cold War.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Poland
• Historical period: Post-World War II, early Cold War (years 1946–approx. 1956)
• Product type: model decals, model accessories
• Material: very thin, high-quality transfer decal film
• Contents: registration numbers typical of the 1946 pattern, in accordance with archival photographs and documentation, as well as operational stencils
• Manufacturer: ToRo Model

ToRo Model 35D42 decals feature high-quality printing and highly detailed, legible printing of symbols and numbers, allowing for the reproduction of realistic and vivid markings on vehicle models. This set enriches models such as Soviet T-34/85 tanks, ZIS trucks, and licensed armored vehicles – all used by the Polish armed forces in the postwar years.

We recommend this set to both advanced modelers and intermediate enthusiasts who want to bring their models up to a higher level of historical authenticity. The decal application difficulty is rated at 2/5 – basic experience with decal solutions is sufficient.

ToRo Model 35D42 is the perfect choice for those who build dioramas, reconstruct Polish Army vehicles, or want to give their models a unique, authentic look referring to the reality of the Polish armed forces in the early postwar period.