Print Scale 35-007 Decal Canadian Universal Carriers Scale 1:35 for Tank Plastic model kit

Print Scale 35-007 waterslide decals are designed for 1:35 scale builds of the Canadian Universal Carrier family. The sheet provides vehicle registration numbers, tactical signs, unit identifiers, and national symbols suitable for Canadian Army carrier projects across multiple WWII theatres.

Universal Carriers served as compact tracked vehicles for transport, support, and specialist roles. Canadian units used them in training and in operational environments, where census numbers, formation signs, and local marking practices varied by unit and period. This set groups several documented Canadian subjects into one consistent 1:35 decal package.

For modelers, these decals help finish a carrier with readable registration numbers and correctly sized symbols without relying on hand-painting. Because the sheet includes many small identifiers and repeat items, it is best suited to builders who are comfortable aligning fine decals and planning placement around stowage, tools, and surface details.

• Vehicle: Canadian Universal Carrier
• Variant / Family: Universal Carrier Mk I / Mk II, including Wasp Mk IIc subject
• Scale: 1:35
• Product type: Waterslide decals
• Type of equipment: Armor
• Recommended kit: for Any / Universal
• Service / Subject country: Canada
• Manufacturer: Print Scale
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Paper
• SKU: Print Scale 35-007

Included aircraft marking options

• Universal Carrier Mk I, 3rd Anti-tank Regiment, 105th Anti-tank Battery, 3rd Canadian Infantry Division; registration CT163736; Normandy, France; summer 1944.
• Universal Carrier Wasp Mk IIc, Cape Breton Highlanders, 5th Canadian Armoured Division; registration T53296; Delfzijl, Netherlands; May/June 1945.
• Universal Carrier Mk I, Highland Light Infantry of Canada, 3rd Canadian Infantry Division; registration CT163804; Fairthorn Camp, Hampshire, England; 19 May 1944.
• Universal Carrier Mk II (Mk I fenders shown on a Mk II carrier), Lake Superior Regiment, 4th Canadian Armoured Division; registration CT 91427 (first digit noted as uncertain in the source); Cintheaux, France.
• Universal Carrier Mk I, Loyal Edmonton Regiment, 1st Canadian Infantry Division; registration CT 112308; Valguarnera, Italy.
• Universal Carrier Mk II, North Nova Scotia Highlanders, 3rd Canadian Infantry Division; registration CT 200533; Franqueville, France; 8 June 1944.
• Universal Carrier Mk II, North Nova Scotia Highlanders, 3rd Canadian Infantry Division; registration T253118; Colombelles, France; 19 July 1944.
• Universal Carrier Mk I, Royal Regiment of Canada, 2nd Canadian Infantry Division; registration T13145; Dieppe, France; 19 August 1942.
• Universal Carrier Mk I, Saskatoon Light Infantry, 1st Canadian Infantry Division; registration not visible; Monacilione, Italy; 9–18 October 1943.
• Universal Carrier Mk I, Seaforth Highlanders of Canada, 1st Canadian Infantry Division; registration T176114; De Glindhorst, Netherlands; 5 May 1945.

This decal set is part of the Print Scale range and belongs to the Decals and Waterslide Decals categories. It is intended for use with armor model kits and supports tracked vehicle projects in 1:35 scale.

FAQ

How many marking options are included in Print Scale 35-007?

The set includes 10 marking options, matching the 10 numbered subjects shown in the instruction artwork.

Is the Wasp variant included, or only standard Universal Carriers?

Yes—one option is listed as a Universal Carrier Wasp Mk IIc, with its own registration number and unit information.

Will these decals fit any 1:35 Universal Carrier kit?

The set is listed as universal. As a practical step, compare the registration number size and placement areas to your kit’s hull sides and stowage layout before final application.

One option notes an uncertain registration digit—how should I handle that?

The instruction notes uncertainty for the first digit of the CT number on that subject. If you want maximum accuracy, you can apply the markings as provided, or leave that specific digit off depending on your preferred level of interpretation.

Do I need decal setting solutions for these markings?

They are not required, but standard waterslide techniques and commonly used setting solutions can help fine items conform to rivets and texture if they match your usual workflow.