A sheet of decals in the large 1:16 scale intended for the Soviet T-34 medium tank in its 1943 version.
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The Soviet T-34 medium tank is among the most widespread armored vehicles of the Second World War and among the most frequently built subjects in modeling. This sheet of decals is intended for its 1943 version and is made in 1:16 scale, that is for large kits, on which every mark on the surface is clearly visible.
The sheet carries markings for a particular vehicle, that is numbers, insignia and lettering. The number of elements, their placing and the variants offered are given in the diagram supplied with the sheet; from it you will know what goes on the turret, what on the side of the hull and what on the fenders.
A large scale means large elements as well, which are harder to move and easily creased. Cut them out one by one and close to the edge of the printing, level the surface beforehand with a gloss varnish and lay an element gradually from one edge, so that no air is left under it. On the cast surface of the turret it helps to press an element down with a soft brush once it is in place. Let the finished markings dry properly and only then carry on with a matte varnish and weathered shades. The exact application procedure is stated in the manufacturer's instructions.
The sheet will be used by builders of large T-34 models in 1:16 scale for whom the markings supplied with a kit are not enough, or who want to be sure their model will not look like every other one. In a large scale one well-seated sheet is worth a great deal of extra work. A kit, paints and glue are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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