A set of self-adhesive die-cut masks for the American insignia from January 1947 to the present, part 2, in 1:72 scale from the Czech maker Armycast. It serves for spraying the insignia directly onto a model; it is neither decals nor a kit.
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A die-cut self-adhesive masking set for spraying the American aircraft insignia in 1:72 scale from the Czech maker Armycast. The designation part 2 means that the set follows on from the first part and brings further sizes of the same type of insignia. The mask is stuck on a dry finish, oversprayed with the colors of the insignia, and once it is lifted off a sharp, perfectly flat motif remains, without the carrier film a decal leaves behind.
The present-day form of the insignia came about on January 14, 1947, when a red bar was added inside the white rectangles at the sides of the star. The resulting star-and-bars marking in blue, white and red is still used in this form by US military aviation today, so the set covers machines from postwar piston and early jet types through to modern equipment.
The base has to be smooth, clean and perfectly dry; on a rough matte surface the paint will creep under. Transfer the mask onto the model, press the edges down carefully and spray in thin coats at right angles to the surface, never at an angle under the edge. Apply the colors from light to dark and lift the film off while the finish is still fresh, which reduces the risk of tearing the edge. On curved surfaces it helps to warm the film slightly so that it settles without wrinkles.
It is a masking accessory, not a model. The model, paints and glue are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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