Star Decals 35-C1406 BATUS #1 is a professional set of water-slide decals dedicated to 1/35 scale military vehicle models, representing British reconnaissance vehicles Ferret Mk 1/2 and Mk 2/3 used by the Range Safety Control Group as part of the British Army Training Unit Suffield (BATUS) in Canada. These decals enable the recreation of authentic vehicle markings used during training exercises and operations by the British Armed Forces in Canada, making them an exceptional choice for enthusiasts of NATO military equipment diversity.

• Model scale: 1/35
• Vehicles: Ferret Mk 1/2 and Mk 2/3 reconnaissance vehicle
• User country: United Kingdom, used during training in Canada (BATUS)
• Period of use: Cold War, with a particular focus on the years from the late 1960s up to the present day
• Category: water-slide decals for plastic models
• Material/construction: decals printed on high-quality thin paper, durability and sharpness of markings ensured by Star Decals technology
• The set does not include any physical model accessories

BATUS, or British Army Training Unit Suffield, is the largest field training centre for the British Army on the North American continent. It serves as a key location for tactical training of armoured and reconnaissance units. The Ferret vehicles—lightly armoured cars produced by Daimler—played a significant role in equipping British forces from the late 1950s up to the turn of the 21st century.

Star Decals 35-C1406 is an excellent addition for modelers building NATO training dioramas or any reconstructions of British vehicles used on training grounds outside Europe. The well-thought-out placement and detail of the decals will enhance the authenticity of 1/35 scale models. The product is recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers (application difficulty rating: 2/5), who value historical accuracy and high print quality.

The Star Decals 35-C1406 BATUS #1 set ensures a professional finish, greatly enriches standard models, and allows them to stand out at themed exhibitions. A unique proposal for enthusiasts of reconnaissance vehicles and the British Army during the Cold War era and training in Canada.