Pre-cut self-adhesive painting masks Ki-43 II Oscar 1:48 from the Czech manufacturer Eduard. This is not a model — it is an accessory for painting the canopy glazing and the wheels cleanly.
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A set of precisely pre-cut self-adhesive painting masks from the Czech manufacturer Eduard for a model of the Japanese Nakajima Ki-43 II Hayabusa fighter, known to the Allies as Oscar, in 1:48 scale. It is not a kit and it is not a model — it is an accessory that makes it easy to paint the canopy glazing and other small areas cleanly. The masks stick straight onto the parts, so the framing of the glazing gets sharp, straight edges without any laborious cutting of masking tape. Sets of this type usually also include circular masks for the wheel rims, which make it easier to separate the tire from the rim.
The Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa was the main fighter of the Japanese Army Air Force in the first years of the war in the Pacific. It was extraordinarily agile, but lightly built and weakly armed. The Mark II version received a more powerful engine, better protection for the pilot and a revised wing. Its light glazed canopy is a typical place where masks make the work faster and more accurate.
Lift each mask off the backing carefully with tweezers or the tip of a knife and lay it on a dry, degreased surface. Press the edges down firmly so that paint cannot bleed underneath. Apply the paint in thin coats, ideally with an airbrush, and pull the mask off before the coat hardens completely. On strongly curved shapes it helps to seal the edge with masking fluid.
This is a set of painting masks, not a model. The kit, paints and glue are not included in the package.
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