The Star Decals 35-C1428 Early IDF markings #2 decal set in 1/35 scale is an exceptional addition for modelers interested in the history of armed conflicts and armored vehicles used during the Israeli War of Independence in 1948–1949. The manufacturer – the renowned Star Decals – has prepared a decal sheet dedicated to both popular tanks such as the Sherman 75mm and Sherman 105mm, as well as lesser-known vehicles: Cromwell Mk IVF, the French Hotchkiss H39, and the British Vickers Light Tank Mk VI B.

• Set scale: 1/35, perfect for armor modelers and diorama builders.
• Country of use – Israel: vehicles marked with these decals were used by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) during the fight for independence and the consolidation of borders in the first postwar years.
• Historical period: 1948–1949 (postwar era, Israeli War of Independence).
• The markings included in the set illustrate the authentic, improvised nature of the early tactical IDF paint schemes: hand-painted numbers, unit symbols, and unusual emblems – faithfully reproduced based on archival photographs.
• The decals are printed on high-quality, thin transfer paper. They provide easy application on plastic, resin, or 3D-printed models. The set includes decals for finishing five different types of Israeli armored vehicles from this period.
• Modeling category: decals for 1/35 scale plastic vehicle models.
• Recommended both for modelers following the history of the Israel Defense Forces and for hobbyists who value originality and detail accuracy.
• Application difficulty level on a scale of 1-5: 2 (easy to apply, suitable for beginners and intermediate modelers).

Star Decals 35-C1428 Early IDF markings #2 is especially recommended for anyone wishing to recreate the unique appearance of IDF armored vehicles from the First Arab-Israeli War and to enrich their dioramas with realistic markings. The high quality of the decals, wide range of authentic details, and original subject matter make this set a must-have choice for every 20th-century military enthusiast!