Elements from the SPACE range in 1:48 scale: Remove Before Flight tags in a black finish. They are lifted off the moistened backing paper with tweezers.
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Remove Before Flight tags hang on a parked airplane everywhere something has to be taken off before takeoff: on the safety pins of ejection seats, on the plugs in intakes and on the covers of sensors. The conspicuous ribbon is there to remind the ground crew that the part must not stay on the machine. On a model it is a small thing that everyone notices, because it gives away that the airplane is standing on the ground and getting ready for flight.
Elements from the SPACE range in 1:48 scale, done in the black version of the tags. The layout of the sheet and the recommended placing on the model are given in the enclosed instructions. The elements suit models depicted on the ground in particular, that is, where the machine has its covers, plugs and safety pins fitted.
The elements have no adhesive layer of their own. With a damp sponge and a drop of dish soap, moisten only the backing paper under the element, never immerse the whole sheet, and do not use a decal softener on them, as it would damage them. Lift the element off with pointed tweezers, lay it on the place it belongs and fix it with PVA white glue; the manufacturer does not recommend super glue. Rid the surface of the model of dust and grease beforehand, or the element will not seat. Press the element down with a soft tool from the center toward the edges. If you are going over the model with a final varnish, lay it on in a thin coat.
The airplane model, paints and varnish are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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