Tiger stripes on an attack helicopter are brought by 1:48 Mil Mi-24 Hind Attack Helicopter Tiger Camo Paint Mask Set. One sheet of pre-cut stencils covers the commemorative finish of the machine with the fuselage number 0705.
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A single sheet of pre-cut masks in thin masking tape makes it possible to spray the striped tiger finish of the Mil Mi-24 attack helicopter, specifically the machine with the fuselage number 0705. The masks are semi-transparent, so they can be aligned precisely with the panel lines, and they also fit the strongly shaped fuselage and the engine nacelles well. The pattern covers the fuselage and the tail boom.
Helicopter units that carry a big cat in their badge meet at joint exercises, and on that occasion one of the machines is given a commemorative finish. On the Mi-24 these striped treatments are among the most effective the type has ever carried, and they tend to be supplemented with further details on the fin and around the cabin. Such a treatment usually lasts one season, after which the machine returns to ordinary camouflage.
The base shade must be perfectly cured, because the stripes are sprayed onto it and the mask lies on the surface for a long time. Work part of the fuselage at a time and do not rush the removal; fresh paint tears away easily at the edge. On the edges of the booms and around the little windows press the tape down with a blunt stick. If the stripes come out unevenly, a final translucent varnish will even the difference out. Have a photograph of the subject ready in advance, because the layout of the stripes is not symmetrical and the two sides differ.
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