Masks for the splinter camouflage of the Su-57 Felon aircraft in 1:72 scale from DN Models. The broken pattern in which the machine was first shown to the public is divided across two sheets.
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When the Russian fifth-generation machine first showed itself to the public, it carried a pronounced broken finish composed of large angular areas. In 1:72 such a pattern has one unpleasant feature: the boundaries are long and straight, so even the slightest ripple of hand-cut tape is immediately visible on the finished model. The set removes this problem with two sheets of pre-cut fields.
A splinter scheme works with several large wedges and sharp breaks, whereas a pixel finish breaks the area down into many small fields. On a model that means a different procedure and a different number of necessary layers. Splinter is sprayed faster, but it does not forgive imprecise lining up across the edge of the wing and across the air intakes.
The Su-57 is a Russian fifth-generation combat aircraft with low radar reflectivity, weapons hidden in the fuselage and engines with vectored thrust. Prototypes under the designation T-50 flew from 2010 and it was precisely on them that a number of trial finishes appeared. The broken scheme is the best known of them and to this day the machine is most often depicted in it.
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