1:72 Paint mask Bristol Beaufort Mk.I (AIRF)

Bristol Beaufort Mk.I painting masks (1:72)

A set of precisely shaped self-adhesive masks intended for the plastic model of the twin-engine Bristol Beaufort Mk.I torpedo bomber in 1:72 scale. It is not a kit and not parts of an aircraft but an accessory that serves to mask the canopy glazing, and possibly the wheels, perfectly and quickly while spraying paint.

The real subject

The Bristol Beaufort was a British twin-engine torpedo and patrol bomber of the Second World War period. It served with the Royal Air Force and the Royal Navy on a number of fronts, where it carried out missions against shipping targets. The glazed cockpit with its many frames is among the most demanding areas of the model to clean up.

Use

• You transfer the masks from the sheet, stick them exactly onto the frames of the glazing and press them against a clean edge.
• We recommend spraying the interior color of the frames first and the final camouflage afterwards.
• Once the paint has dried, remove the masks carefully, ideally while the varnish is still fresh.
• The material follows slightly domed shapes well and leaves a sharp edge.

Who it is for

For modelers who want clean transitions of paint on glazing without the slow cutting of masking tape. It speeds the work up and raises the quality of the result.

The masks are only an accessory for painting. The model, paints and glue are not included in the package.