AML paint masks 1:32 for the P-40E and P-47D-27 aircraft in Soviet service — the fourth part of the line on American fighters with Soviet national insignia. For accurate spraying of schemes on large models.
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The fourth installment of the line of paint masks from the Czech manufacturer AML in 1:32 scale, this time for a pair of markedly different American fighters. The Curtiss P-40E Kittyhawk was among the most widespread Allied types delivered to the Soviet Union, while the bulky Republic P-47D Thunderbolt reached the Soviet Air Force in smaller numbers, which makes it all the more interesting as a subject for the modeling bench.
A sprayed national marking sits properly even on domed covers and angular transitions, where a decal wrinkles or silvers. A mask also guarantees that the stars will have the same size and position on both halves of the model. In 1:32 scale that difference shows at a glance, and the large surfaces of the Thunderbolt positively ask to be sprayed.
Spray the markings onto a gloss or a smoothly flat base so that the edge of the mask seats well. Lay the paint on in several very thin coats, as a thick layer creates a step at the edge. Once the mask is lifted off, let everything cure and only then go on to weathering; sprayed markings look more natural under it than a decal.
This is a modeling accessory; the aircraft kit, paints and glue are not included in the package.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
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