Star Decals 35-C1065 British FV432 and M548 1/35 – Water Slide Decals

We offer a professional set of water slide decals Star Decals 35-C1065 British FV432 and M548 1/35, dedicated to model armored vehicles used by the British Army during Operation Granby in 1991, part of the Gulf War. This set allows for an accurate and detailed recreation of the paint schemes of the FV432 armored personnel carrier and the M548 tracked vehicle in 1/35 scale.

Product Specification:

• Set of water slide decals, precisely printed on a high-quality backing.
• Scale: 1/35 – perfect for plastic models from renowned manufacturers.
• Intended for: British FV432 and M548 vehicle models.
• Historical period: Gulf War, 1991, during British Operation Granby.
• User country: United Kingdom.
• Vehicle paint schemes adapted to specific variants from the Middle Eastern conflict.

Technical Information and Use

The FV432 is a British armored personnel carrier (APC), widely used since the 1960s, and heavily deployed during the Gulf War, where it received new desert camouflage schemes. The M548 is a versatile transport vehicle based on the American M113 chassis, which was also adopted by British forces. The decal set faithfully reproduces the distinctive markings used on these machines during Operation Granby in 1991, enabling realistic recreation of historical models.

The product is made from high-quality materials, ensuring easy application and excellent detail. The decals are compatible with most 1/35 scale models available on the market, both plastic and resin.

Category and Target Group

• Category: Water slide decals for 1/35 scale models
• Recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to increase the realism of their dioramas and collections of late 20th-century military vehicles.
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – easy to apply, an excellent choice also for modelers beginning their journey with custom model finishing.

Star Decals 35-C1065 allows every military enthusiast to faithfully recreate the details of historical vehicles, enhancing the aesthetics of their models. A must-have for British military enthusiasts and collectors of equipment from the Modern Conflicts era.