A complete accessory set for the Fairey Barracuda Mk I to III carrier aircraft model in 1:48 scale from Brengun. It is an extensive accessory to the Special Hobby kit, not an airplane model.
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The most extensive type of accessory Brengun offers for a single aircraft: a complete set meant to take a model to a higher level of detail as a whole rather than in one place only. The set follows on from the Special Hobby kit and holds no plastic parts of the aircraft itself.
The Fairey Barracuda was a British single-engine carrier aircraft of the Second World War with a high-mounted tail surface and large landing flaps. The Mk I to III versions differed mainly in engine and equipment. For a modeler it is a rewarding subject precisely because a great many structural features, the tail struts, the flaps, the landing gear and the glazed cockpit, are exposed on a finished model and detail on them comes out well.
Complete sets are built in sections and with the instructions at hand: sort the parts by assembly first and only then begin. Wash the resin castings in lukewarm soapy water, cut the casting blocks off with a fine-toothed saw and sand the area wet with respiratory protection. Degrease any photo-etched parts and bend them in a bending tool. It is bonded with super glue, as ordinary cement for plastic works neither on resin nor on metal. Apply a base coat before painting. Finish and paint everything that belongs inside the fuselage before you join it, and keep dry-fitting to check that the halves still close.
The accessory set is supplied unassembled and unpainted. The kit, glue and paints are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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