1:35 German Uniforms WWII Hermann Goring div. pt.3

The real subject

The German Hermann Göring division was a ground unit coming under the Luftwaffe, and its members therefore wore dress that differed in details from the infantry of the ground forces. A modeler building a figure of this very unit needs the corresponding insignia, because general sets do not cover them.

What the sheet offers

Insignia in 1:35 scale intended to be applied to a figure. This sheet is the third part of the range. The number after the abbreviation pt. serves to tell the sheets apart within the range and does not determine the order in which they are to be used. You will find the itemized list of designs and the recommended placing on the dress in the instructions enclosed by the manufacturer.

Applying them and aftercare

Work only on a figure that is fully painted. Polish the area under the decal with gloss varnish, otherwise a matte edge will appear around the film. Cut the design out close to the printing, dip it briefly in lukewarm water and let it rest until it starts to slide. Once it has been transferred, squeeze the water out with a soft cloth, press the film into the folds and, once dry, unify the surface with a matte varnish. 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 third part of the range for the uniforms of the Hermann Göring division
• the pt. number tells the sheets apart; it does not determine the order of use
• applied to a figure that is fully painted
• a glossy base; matting down with varnish once dry
• 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.