A set of figures of German fighter pilots from 1914 to 1918 in 1:32 scale, the second in the line. It will bring a model of a First World War aircraft and the whole display around it to life.
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The figures capture German fighter pilots from the First World War, that is from 1914 to 1918. Flying was done then in open cockpits, where everyone froze through after a few minutes of climbing, and the clothing matched that: leather coats, close-fitting helmets and goggles. It is exactly this silhouette that makes a figure by an aircraft the mark of the period.
A figure beside a machine gives a model scale and sense. The viewer sees at once how small the biplanes of the time really were, and the scene stops being just an aircraft on show. In 1:32 scale an adult person comes out at roughly five and a half centimeters, so the face and the folds of the clothing can be seen on a figure too. The designation with the number two tells this set apart from the others in the same line; the exact composition is given by the manufacturer's instructions.
Wash the parts in lukewarm soapy water before painting and let them dry, so that the paint holds. Cut the excess material and the traces of manufacture away with a sharp blade a little way from the part and sand the area down. Choose the glue according to the material of the parts. Painting is done in thin layers with graded shades, a darker tone in the folds and a lighter one on the raised places; it pays to leave the face until the end.
The set is for modelers who build an aircraft as a display, not as an object on its own. Unless stated otherwise, the aircraft model, paints and glue are not part of the delivery.
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