1:35 German Uniforms WWII Hermann Goring div. pt.1

The real subject

The Hermann Göring division was a German ground unit of the Second World War which, unlike most comparable formations, came organizationally under the Luftwaffe. Its members therefore wore their own distinguishing elements on their uniforms, by which they differed from the infantry and from the armored units of the ground forces. It is exactly these insignia that are the subject of the sheet.

What the sheet offers

Insignia in 1:35 scale intended to be applied to assembled and painted figures. This is the first part of the range; the number after the abbreviation pt. tells the individual sheets apart, and the extent of the designs differs from part to part. The precise list of the markings and the recommended placing on the uniform are given by the instructions enclosed by the manufacturer.

Applying them and aftercare

The base under a decal must be smooth and glossy; on matte paint a light cloud appears around the film. Cut the design out as close as possible, dip it for a few seconds in lukewarm water and let it rest until it starts to slide on the backing. Transfer it into place, draw the excess water off with a soft cloth and, once it is completely dry, unify the surface with a matte varnish. On intricate places on a uniform a softener will help. Before you soak the sheet, check in the instructions whether it is not a self-adhesive version, because a soaked self-adhesive film is irretrievably ruined.

• 1:35 scale, the uniform insignia of the Hermann Göring division
• the first part of the range; the pt. number tells the individual sheets apart
• applied to an assembled and painted figure
• a glossy base; once dry, go over it with matte varnish
• the list of designs is given by the manufacturer's instructions

Terms of supply

Figures, paints and glue are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.