Framing of the cockpit, 1:48 F-4 C/D Phantom II, the double-sided form, from both sides of the glazing. The inner frames can be done in the interior shade.
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A set of stencils for the framing of the canopy of the C and D versions in 1:48 scale, cut for spraying from the outer and the inner side of the glazing.
The Phantom carried its crew in two seats one behind the other under a pair of hinged sections. From the rear station the view forward over the pilot's head was poor, which in maneuvering combat over Vietnam left its mark on the tactics of the whole weapon. The D version also received equipment that helped to identify the nature of a target before the crew saw it. Both sections of the canopy hinge upwards and in the open position they reveal the whole inside of the frames, where every inaccurately drawn strip is immediately noticeable. The thick frames and massive windscreen posts that the design of the day called for are the most conspicuous element of the whole cockpit on a model.
The frames inside are usually in the shade of the interior, while outside the camouflage finish continues. Stencils for both sides let that division be made cleanly: spray inside first, let the part dry and only then deal with the outer surfaces. Hold the glazing by the edges and free it of grease before applying them. The posts between the panes of the windscreen are narrow, so apply the paint to them really sparingly; otherwise the edge spreads and the frame looks thicker.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
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