A figure of a pilot of American naval aviation from the period of the Second World War, the second item of the range of the same name.
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Pilots of American naval aviation of the years 1940 to 1945 flew from the decks of aircraft carriers and from shore bases, and their gear differed from that of land-based aviation. A figure of this type therefore suits a model of a carrier aircraft better than a universal pilot; what is more, it gives the model a sense of scale, because only beside a human being is it apparent how big the machine really was.
This is a standalone figure of a pilot, the second in a range with the same designation. The pose, the gear and any breakdown into parts are given in the manufacturer's instructions. The size given for this item is not consistent; the scale is stated on the box of the figure. With figures that is decisive, because even a small difference shows beside a model.
Cut the excess material away with a sharp blade a little away from the part and sand the remainder carefully, so as not to wipe the detail off. Wash and degrease the figure before painting, or the paint will hold badly. Apply in thin coats: the base first, then shadows into the folds of the clothing and finally highlights on the edges. Leave the face and the hands until last and work on them in good light. Glue any separate parts together according to the instructions and fill the joints before painting, so that no visible groove is left.
It suits a model of a carrier aircraft, a diorama with a scene on deck, or a stand where the figure completes a finished model. The aircraft model, paints and glue are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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