A set of painting masks for the P-40B in 1:32 from Eduard. This is a modeling accessory for masking the cabin glazing and the wheels, not the model itself.
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Precisely cut Eduard painting masks in 1:32, intended for the P-40B type. The masks are made of thin kabuki paper with a low-tack adhesive; they follow the shape of the framing of the canopy and of the other glazed areas and, in aircraft sets, usually the wheel discs as well. It is neither a kit nor a set of model parts but an accessory obtained separately alongside the base model.
The Curtiss P-40B was an early version of the American fighter of the beginning of the Second World War, with a V12 engine and the characteristic radiator under the nose. It became famous above all with the volunteer Flying Tigers group, with the shark mouth painted on the nose. It served in the first years of the war on several fronts.
Lift the mask carefully off the backing, lay it on the clean glazed surface and press it down. Fill the straight gaps between the frames with a strip of masking tape or with liquid mask. Then spray the frame shade, let it dry and lift the masks off while the paint is fresh, so that the edges stay sharp. The masks speed masking up considerably and give clean, accurate frame lines without lengthy measuring of tape.
The masks are a modeling accessory, not a model. The kit itself, paints and glue are not included in the package.
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