New Ware 1:48 Sukhoi Su-25K EXPERT is a precisely die-cut self-adhesive masking set from kabuki tape for the model of the export version of the Soviet attack aircraft.
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A precisely die-cut self-adhesive masking set from Japanese paper tape (kabuki) for the plastic model of the single-seat Soviet Su-25 attack aircraft in the export K version in 1:48 scale, from the Czech manufacturer New Ware. It is neither a model nor a paint but a set of masks for spraying the glazing and the details cleanly. The EXPERT level is the most complete one: besides the outer canopy masks it also covers the inside of the glazing and the sealing frames, masks for the wheels, for the clear parts and elements for masking the camouflage.
The Su-25, NATO reporting name Frogfoot, is a Soviet subsonic attack aircraft intended for close support of ground forces. It is marked by an armored pilot's cockpit, resistance to battle damage and the ability to carry a large load of bombs and rockets on underwing pylons. The single-seat export Su-25K version was delivered to foreign users and basically corresponds to the Soviet production standard.
The masks are cut from a tape that adapts to curved surfaces and leaves no sticky marks when peeled off. Degrease and dry the surface before sticking them down, move the parts with tweezers and press them against the edges of the frames. Cover the remaining area with scraps of tape or with liquid mask. Apply the paint with an airbrush in thin coats and peel the masks off before the finish dries completely.
This is a self-adhesive masking set, not a model and not paint. The model itself, glue and paints are not included in the package.
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