National insignia masks 1:72 for the early versions of the Mitsubishi A6M Reisen (Zero) from Dead Design: you spray the Japanese national insignia through stencils, just as the real machines were marked.
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A set of self-adhesive masks in 1:72 scale for spraying the Japanese national insignia onto the early versions of the Mitsubishi A6M Reisen carrier fighter, the A6M1 prototypes and the early production A6M2a machines. You can spray the round insignia on the wings and the fuselage precisely and without the compromises decals bring.
A sprayed insignia has the same sheen and texture as the surrounding camouflage, never silvers and has no edge of carrier film. It sits without trouble over panel lines and busy surfaces as well. Application is simple: the mask is laid on a dried base, the edges are pressed down, the insignia color is sprayed and once dry the stencil is taken off. Under the final clear coat the result is indistinguishable from a professional spray.
The Mitsubishi A6M Reisen, known as the Zero, was the most widespread Japanese carrier fighter of the Second World War. The early machines wore an overall light gray finish with prominent round national insignia; precisely executed markings are therefore fundamental to a convincing look on a model of these versions.
A modeling accessory: neither the aircraft kit nor paints are included in the package.
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