Kelik 1:32 - the cockpit of the Israeli F-16I Sufa brings color elements with raised relief for the interior of both stations of the two-seat fighter. It is an accessory; the aircraft is sold separately.
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The set replaces the most laborious part of building a large fighter model. Instead of patiently dotting switches and dials with a brush, you lay on a finished element that has a thickness and a coloring of its own. In a large scale, where the cockpit is open to view from above, that shows.
The Sufa is the Israeli two-seat offshoot of the F-16 from Block 52, brought into service in the mid-2000s. You recognize it by the conformal tanks along the spine of the fuselage and by the strikingly tall dorsal spine behind the cockpit, in which electronics of domestic origin are housed. It is exactly that equipment that makes the Sufa a machine with a different-looking interior from the American versions and justifies a set of its own.
First finish the plastic cockpit parts including the base coat and let them cure thoroughly. Lay the elements onto a flat and degreased surface, press them from the middle toward the edges and do not draw them over sharp edges. Application has rules of its own, different from ordinary waterslide decals, so follow what the manufacturer states.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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