A photo-etched set for a model of the Dornier Do 335A-0 aircraft in 1:72 scale. Thin metal parts supply the shapes plastic cannot carry in a small scale.
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The Dornier Do 335 is among the strangest aircraft of the Second World War. It had both engines housed in the fuselage one behind the other: the front one drove a tractor propeller in the nose, the rear one a pusher propeller behind the tail. The tail surfaces therefore formed a cross and the machine gained a slender shape with no engine nacelles on the wing. The A-0 version was the pre-production one, from the first completed examples.
Photo-etched metal parts for a Do 335A-0 model in 1:72 scale. They are meant for a modeler who already has the kit and wants to sharpen up the places where a plastic part would have to stay too thick. The list of parts and the order of assembly are given in the manufacturer's instructions.
In 1:72 scale the parts are genuinely tiny, so work over a tray or a light-colored cloth; whatever falls on the floor is usually never found. Separate a part with a sharp blade on a hard surface and true the burr with fine abrasive paper. Make the bends along a straight edge and press down along the whole length at once. On metal, use cyanoacrylate or two-part glue and apply it in a really small quantity, otherwise the excess wicks into the surroundings. Degrease unpainted parts before spraying and give them a base color.
The aircraft kit, paints and glue are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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