Matho Models 1/35 WWI Canada Propaganda Posters
Add convincing period detail to your 1/35 modelling projects with this set of Canadian WWI propaganda posters from Matho Models. The set contains one sheet with 24 different poster pieces in various sizes, providing a useful selection of printed details for First World War scenes.
Each poster has been carefully resized to 1/35 scale to accurately represent the dimensions of the original poster. This attention to scale makes the set particularly useful for adding small printed details without oversized paper or artwork distracting from the proportions of the surrounding scene.
24 Canadian WWI Posters
The sheet provides 24 Canadian propaganda posters from the WWI period, with a variety of sizes represented. This gives you flexibility to arrange individual posters or combine several designs within a larger 1/35 project.
The posters are printed in high quality on thin paper. The thin material helps maintain a true-to-scale appearance, avoiding the excessive thickness that can become noticeable when ordinary paper is used for small-scale model detailing.
Copyright markings are not present on the actual product, leaving the supplied poster designs ready to form part of the finished scene.
Applying the Posters
The individual posters can be cut from the sheet and positioned as required within your 1/35 project. Matho Models also recommends its Varnish Glue for attaching posters and other paper subjects to a diorama.
Varnish Glue is designed to help paper adhere with a realistic painted-on appearance, causing the paper to behave more like a decal once applied. You can also use it with printed wall paintings. This method is particularly useful when you want the thin poster material to follow the surface beneath it rather than simply sitting on top as a visibly separate piece of paper.
With 24 posters in varied sizes, thin paper and artwork accurately resized to 1/35 scale, this set provides a focused selection of Canadian WWI propaganda material for adding period-specific printed detail to a modelling scene.
