1:48 Bristol Beaufort Mk.I, interior 3D decals, the Type 1 variant from Kelik are a decal accessory for a plastic kit. The colored relief detail is applied straight onto the parts of the model. It fits the ICM kit.
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The Kelik set is an accessory for a plastic model, not a kit. It contains interior 3D decals, that is elements with raised relief and color printed on decal paper, which are applied to the inner surfaces of the model and replace their flat finish. The name distinguishes this set as the Type 1 variant; the manufacturer also makes a Type 2 variant. Check the extent of the set and the contents of the package on the box.
The target kit is the ICM one, which is bought separately.
The Bristol Beaufort Mk.I is a British twin-engine torpedo bomber of the Second World War with its crew in a shared fuselage compartment. That is exactly why its interior is more visible than on a single-seat fighter, and the extra work on the inner surfaces really shows on the finished model.
Prepare the base smooth and overcoated with gloss varnish, otherwise a silvery edge will remain around the decal. Cut the elements out as closely as possible, soak them briefly in lukewarm water and move them into place with a soft brush. Blot up the excess water and press the element down with a cotton swab. Dose the softener carefully and in small amounts, since a 3D decal is thicker than a conventional one and an aggressive solution can damage its relief. Once dry, the finished interior is usually overcoated with matte varnish.
It is an accessory for a plastic kit, which the package does not contain. The model, paints, varnish and glue are not included in the set.
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