An Eduard photo-etched metal set in 1:72 scale for a model of the Grumman E-2C+ Hawkeye carrier-borne early warning aircraft. The kit is not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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The Grumman Hawkeye is an American carrier-borne airborne early warning aircraft, which carries a large rotating dish radome on struts above the fuselage. The tail section is low and wide, with four vertical surfaces, and the wing folds back along the fuselage for stowage in the hangar of an aircraft carrier. The designation with a plus sets a later form of the E-2C series apart; exactly how it differs from the basic version is worth checking against the references for your kit.
A photo-etched metal fret in 1:72 scale from Eduard. Metal makes it possible to do thin edges, grilles, loops and small panels in a thickness a plastic part never has. Which parts the fret carries, where they belong and which kit the set is designed for is given in the manufacturer's instructions; because of the difference between the E-2C forms, check when buying that the set matches your model.
Take the parts off the fret only at the moment of fitting and always cut the tab through, do not tear it. Make the bend along the etched groove and pull it tight with a straight edge or in a bender. Dose the super glue with the tip of a piece of wire; an excess would flood the fine relief. Degrease the metal before painting and spray it with a primer for metal, or the shade will rub off during further handling.
The package contains the photo-etched fret as listed by the manufacturer. The kit, the paints, the glue and decals are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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