Eduard 1:72 Avro Anson Mk.I painting masks are a set of self-adhesive kabuki masks for clean spraying of the extensive glazing of the British Avro Anson multirole aircraft.
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These painting masks from the Czech maker Eduard are intended for models of the British Avro Anson multirole aircraft in the Mk.I form, in 1:72 scale. The parts in low-tack kabuki tape cover the extensive glazing of the cockpit and the fuselage, so that straight, crisp frames remain after spraying. On an aircraft with a richly glazed fuselage they save a great deal of time.
The Avro Anson was a British twin-engined multirole aircraft which served from the 1930s and during the Second World War above all for training crews, on communications duties and on patrol service over the sea. The Mk.I form was the first main production type, with its characteristic glazing, and to this day it ranks among the well-known machines of its era.
Lift the parts off the sheet, transfer them to the glazing and press them down carefully with a soft tool along the frames. Finish covering the extensive areas with strips of tape or liquid mask. Spray the color of the frame and then the exterior shade, and remove the masks while the paint is freshly dry.
The masks are an accessory for spraying, not a model. The paints, the glue and the kit are not included in the package.
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