A clear canopy for a model of the Japanese Ki-84 fighter in 1:48 scale. It holds versions for an open as well as a closed canopy.
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The Nakajima Ki-84 is a Japanese fighter of the end of the Second World War, powered by a radial engine. It was among the highest-performing machines of the Japanese Army Air Force and was built in large numbers. The cockpit has a sliding canopy with a good view to the rear, so on a finished model the interior is visible through the glazing and its frame is one of the features a viewer notices first.
A clear canopy for a Ki-84 model in 1:48 scale, in two versions: one for a closed canopy, the other for an open one. You can therefore decide how you will build the model and do not have to cut the part from the kit for it. The second version also stays as a spare, should the first be damaged.
Separate the part carefully, true the edges by sanding and polish them, so that it seats without a gap. Try it dry as you go; only a little can be taken off at a time. Glue with a thin adhesive intended for clear parts, which does not fog the glazing; use super glue near transparent surfaces with care. Mask the frames before spraying and apply the paint in thin coats. Fingerprints on glazing show through under paint, so handle the part in a glove or through a cloth.
The kit of the aircraft, paints, glue and masking material are not included in the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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