Star Decals 35-862 27th Armoured Brigade #3 1/35 – Water Slide Decals, Dedicated to Allied D-Day Vehicles

Star Decals 35-862 27th Armoured Brigade #3 is a professional set of 1/35 scale water slide decals, intended for modelers building replicas of vehicles used by the 27th Armoured Brigade during the Normandy landings in Operation Overlord (D-Day) and subsequent battles in Normandy in 1944. The set allows you to reproduce the unique unit markings of the brigade, including the Brigade HQ and the East Riding Yeomanry Regiment, both of which played key roles during the Normandy invasion.

• Scale: 1/35 – the set fits perfectly with the most popular plastic models of armored vehicles and reconnaissance cars.
• Country of use: United Kingdom, British Army during World War II.
• Material: thin, high-quality water slide decals ensuring a realistic reproduction of markings on scale models.
• Contents: painting schemes and decals for vehicles such as the Sherman Mk III "Cassius", Firefly Mk Vc "Spitfire", and Humber Scout Car, used by the Allied Forces during the Normandy landings and further battles in 1944.
• Historical period: World War II, year 1944, Operation Overlord and the Battle of Normandy.
• Category: Model accessories – water slide decals, for use with 1/35 scale plastic models.
• Manufacturer: Star Decals – a brand appreciated by modelers for outstanding print quality, precise colors, and historical accuracy of the designs.

These decals are a great choice for modelers interested in British armored vehicles from World War II, especially collectors of Sherman and Humber replicas. Thanks to detailed painting guides and authentic markings, you can faithfully recreate vehicles historically associated with the 27th Armoured Brigade. The set includes a decal placement guide, making it easy for both beginner and advanced modelers to accurately apply the markings (difficulty level: 2/5).

I highly recommend this product to all enthusiasts of historical Allied models – not only due to the excellent quality of the decals and the opportunity to enrich your replica with unique markings, but also because of the educational value associated with recreating specific vehicles that took part in one of the most important operations of World War II.