ToRo Model 35D49 – M2/M3/M5A1/M9A1/M14 Half Tracks in Polish Service vol.2 1/35 is a high-quality decal set dedicated to modelers building half-track vehicle models in 1/35 scale. This set allows for the faithful recreation of various versions of American half-tracks used by the Polish Armed Forces in the West during World War II and shortly after its end.

The described vehicles, such as M2, M3, M5A1, M9A1, and M14 Half-Track, are American personnel carriers and self-propelled guns produced in the 1940s, widely used by the Allies. Half-tracks were the backbone of mobility for armored, infantry, and artillery units, especially during fighting in France, Italy, Germany, and even just after the war. These versions served, among others, in:

• 2nd Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment, 2nd Armoured Division – M9A1, Italy 1945
• 10th Dragoon Regiment, 1st Armoured Division – M5A1, France, June 1944
• 1st Motorized Artillery Regiment, 1st Armoured Division – M9A1, Germany 1945
• Carpathian Uhlan Regiment, 2nd Armoured Division – M2, Italy 1945
• Signals Department, 1st Armoured Division – M9A1, Germany 1946
• 12th Podolian Uhlan Regiment – M3 75mm MGC, Italy, October 1945
• Carpathian Uhlan Regiment – M3 75mm MGC, Italy, October 1945

The decals are made from top-quality thin, transparent film printed in Italy. The set also includes comprehensive placement instructions—each version has been thoroughly developed for authenticity and historical detail.

This product is intended for advanced and intermediate modelers who value historical accuracy and want to build models of vehicles used by the Polish Army in 1944-1946 on the European fronts of World War II and the post-war period.
Difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for modelers with some experience in decal application.

Category: Model accessories – decals for plastic models in 1/35 scale.
We highly recommend this product to everyone who wants to enrich their models with realistic, authentic touches relating to the history of Polish armored units. It is also a great opportunity to explore lesser-known episodes in the history of Polish arms on the Western Fronts of WWII!