Microdesign MD 035334 German WWII License Plate Typesettings 1/35

The Microdesign MD 035334 German WWII License Plate Typesettings 1/35 photo-etched detail set is designed for demanding modelers seeking maximum realism in replicating German military vehicles from World War II. The product is intended for models in the popular 1/35 scale – a standard in military modeling, allowing for the creation of incredibly detailed miniatures.

The set includes a variety of license plate types used by the German armed forces between 1939 and 1945. The plates are based on authentic designs used by the Wehrmacht, Waffen-SS, Luftwaffe, and other auxiliary formations of the Third Reich. These plates could be seen on combat vehicles, transport vehicles, command cars, and motorcycles on numerous WWII fronts, including the Western European campaign, the Eastern Front, and in North Africa.

The elements are made of stainless steel using the photo-etching (PE) technique, which guarantees incredible precision and thinness of detail, surpassing even the best decals. Each frame with plates has been crafted with the utmost attention to historical accuracy, even in the smallest details, such as the arrangement and style of letters, numbers, separation into zones, and specific markings. The set does not require specialized tools, only standard modeling tools for working with photo-etched elements.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Material: photo-etched stainless steel (PE)
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Contents: various types of license plates used on military vehicles
• Category: photo-etched detail set for models

We recommend Microdesign MD 035334 to all intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to enhance their dioramas and individual models of German vehicles with ultra-realistic details. This is an excellent choice for those who value authenticity, participate in modeling competitions, and collectors of historical miniatures. The assembly difficulty level of the set is rated at 3/5 – working with PE elements requires a certain amount of skill and precision, but the final result definitely rewards the effort invested.