The Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate in 1:48 scale: masks for spraying with which you suggest the deflection of the control surfaces on a model.
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A set with the help of which a finished fighter takes on the look of a machine ready for takeoff. Nothing is cut and nothing is glued back on: a covered strip of the surface keeps the lighter base, the neighboring field is gone over more darkly and the edge between them suggests a hinged position. Prepared for the airframe in 1:48.
The Nakajima Ki-84, Frank among the Allies, is ranked among the best Japanese army fighters of the war. It combined decent speed, a good climb, strong armament and an armored cockpit, that is qualities earlier Japanese types lacked. Practice showed the limits of wartime manufacture, though: the Homare engine did not reach the figures stated, the landing gear legs cracked and the low quality of the fuel pulled the performance down further. In good conditions it could nevertheless be an equal opponent for American fighters, and several thousand were built.
First try dry where a shape seats, and only then apply it for good. Release the paint square to the surface and in light coats; with dark green camouflage really fine shading is enough. As soon as the coat has set, take the covering off at a sharp angle and, if need be, unify the edge with a matte clear coat so that the transition does not look sharply stuck on.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
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