It seems there are a lot of options from Peddinghaus. I’ve used them before and find them a little thick. Eliminating them, does anyone else make generic license plate decals in 1/35?
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From Elephant :
https://www.elefantcorporation.com/elefant-1-35-ww-ii-conversions-and-accessories
H.P.
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Thanks!
and looking for something else, I stumbled on these:
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The Dragon Sdkfz251 half tracks all contain sets of generic plates to make Heer and Waffen SS numbers. I wouldn’t suggest buying the kits just to get the transfers, but if you asked nicely on Armorama someone may have some they don’t want any more, depending on where you are.
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First issue Dragon 234/x armored cars also have a decal sheet for making German license plates. Newer issues may have the same sheet.
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Thanks. I have the DML Pak 38 on Zugkraftwagen kit and it has a similar sheet as well.
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I would look for a secondary distributor. Archer closed a while back. There is rumors of return but I cannot confirm.
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I will give an up-to-date report next week. I placed an order and got an email today with a tracking number on the package. If it arrives, I will report back!
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Arrived! Packaging looks great. I’ll try to post a pic. Package says they are printed by cartograf. I will use a couple presently and report on that also.
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Cartograf are good, you should have no problem with them.
Ken
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Once the raw materials were not be made any more Archer switched to Cartograf. They are a well known aircraft decal manufacturer and should work well. Only drawback is they are not as detailed as the dry transfers.
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Cartograf is an excellent decal company with an outstanding product. I have used Cartograf decals many times and they are nice and thin, but handle well, and respond perfectly to Micro Set and Micro Sol. You are going to like them.
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