The package combines masking sheets for the glazing and three national insignia with a pair of thin metal barrels for above the engine.
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On the slim nose of this fighter, notice the two shallow channels that run from the muzzles of the weapons forward to the edge of the cowling. They are not there for beauty. The gases leaving the barrel have a high temperature and licked the metal with every burst, so the designer preferred to shape a trough in advance which carries the stream away and prevents the skin from rippling. On a well built model that is a place where it pays to suggest smoke staining, because it got dirty first.
The weapons that ended in those channels had a caliber of 7.92 mm and in the package you get turned metal muzzles for them. They are the finest parts of the whole set and while handling them take tweezers with flat jaws, because pointed tweezers will shoot them across the whole table. The bore is so small that paint gets into it easily during painting, so clear it out with a thin wire after spraying.
Further in the box there are outlines of the glazing in two versions, one covering the glass from above and the other from under the frame, and three masks for the national insignia. The set is made for the Hasegawa model complemented by a resin interior from the Aires brand. Decals are not part of it; they are not stated here for this item, so the insignia on the wings and on the fuselage are sprayed through the enclosed shapes. Let the paint cure for at least a day before the mask is applied; in the large scale the layer tends to be thicker and dries more slowly.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
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