MiniArt 35637 ITALIAN TRAFFIC SIGNS 1930-40’s 1/35 – plastic set of road signs for dioramas

The MiniArt 35637 ITALIAN TRAFFIC SIGNS 1930-40’s in 1/35 scale is an exceptional offering for modelers focused on realistic historical dioramas from the Italian interwar period and World War II. Created by the renowned manufacturer MiniArt, this product allows you to enrich battle and civilian scenes and dioramas with authentic signs that were actually seen on Italian roads of the 1930s and 1940s.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Italy
• Historical period: 1930–1940, interwar period and World War II
• Product category: plastic diorama accessory model kit (assembly required)
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic

The set includes highly detailed, authentically reproduced road signs that were in force in Italy during the dynamic development of transport infrastructure just before the outbreak of World War II and during the war itself. Properly placing them will enhance any diorama depicting Italian cities, villages, or local roads, in both military and civilian scenes.

MiniArt 35637 includes sprues with plastic sign components and richly illustrated decals that faithfully reflect the original inscriptions and graphics of period signs. Thanks to this, the modeler can freely arrange the signs—choosing among warning, informational, speed limit signs, direction posts, as well as a few border markers or town name plates. The product does not include paints or glue—we recommend using dedicated modeling supplies.

This set is perfect both as a standalone element in an accessory collection or as a supplement to dioramas depicting the Italian campaign (e.g. Operation Husky, battles in Italy 1943-1945), as well as pre-1940 fascist Italy scenes.

We recommend this product for both beginner and advanced modelers who appreciate detail and attention to historical realism in their projects. Due to the model’s simple construction, the set is rated 1/5 in terms of assembly difficulty—a great choice for anyone starting their adventure with building dioramas or as a quick addition to a larger project.