Matho Models 1/35 French Movie Posters 1940s-1970s

Add convincing period detail to 1/35 scenes with this Matho Models sheet of French movie posters. The sheet contains 24 printed posters featuring 12 different designs based on popular movies in France from the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, complete with typical French translations of the original English movie titles.

Each of the 12 poster designs is supplied in two sizes, providing useful variety when adding printed advertising to suitable scale model scenes. The posters are professionally printed on thin, smoothed paper to create a convincing true-to-scale appearance and crisp printed detail.

Two 1/35 Poster Sizes

Each design is reproduced in two standardised film industry poster formats:

• One Sheet – based on the 27 x 40 inch format, measuring approximately 1.96 x 2.9 cm in 1/35 scale. This format is commonly used in theatres for advertising movies.
• Bus Stop or Subway – based on the 40 x 60 inch format, measuring approximately 2.9 x 4.35 cm in 1/35 scale.

With both formats included for every design, the sheet offers 24 individual posters in total. The combination of different movie designs and two poster sizes makes them useful for adding varied period advertising details without repeating the same presentation throughout a scene.

Fine Printed Detail for Scale Modelling

The posters are printed by a printing company on thin, smoothed paper. This helps maintain a more convincing scale appearance than thicker paper while retaining the detail of the original poster artwork. They can be incorporated into appropriate 1/35 detailing projects where French movie advertising from the 1940s through to the 1970s is required.

Copyright markings shown in the artwork are not present on the actual product. Poster frames are not included, but frames can be scratch built using styrene profiles. This allows the individual posters to be presented in a way that suits the particular setting, while the two supplied sizes provide flexibility when positioning them within the finished scene.