Dead Design 1:48 Ki-43 I Hayabusa is a set of self-adhesive die-cut masks for the glazing of the cockpit and the wheel discs. It will speed masking up and make the edges of the frames more accurate.
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A set of precisely die-cut self-adhesive masks in 1:48 scale from the manufacturer Dead Design for the first production version of the Japanese Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa fighter aircraft, known to the Allies under the code name Oscar. It is neither a kit nor a resin accessory but an aid for painting: the masks cover the glazing of the cockpit and the wheel discs, that is the places where masking by hand takes the most time.
The early versions of the Ki-43 have a long, divided canopy with a great many narrow frames. Cutting them out of masking tape by hand is slow, and a small slip of the knife is enough for the line to be unevenly wide. The finished masks are peeled off the backing, laid on and pressed down; the film is thin and pliable, so it fits curved surfaces well too. The frames then come out sharp and even, which is visible on a finished model at first glance.
For modelers who are building the Ki-43 of the first version in 1:48 scale and want cleanly sprayed frames without hours of cutting by hand. The masks are die-cut to a particular kit in this scale, so verify the compatibility with your own kit beforehand.
The set holds no paints, glue or kit.
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