A glazing mask for the 1:72 Fairey Fulmar Mk.I and Mk.II simplifies spraying the divided canopy of the British carrier fighter.
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The set is prepared for the divided cockpit canopy of the British carrier machine. The broken-up glazing with its many narrow bars is among the most laborious places in the whole build, and the stencils turn it into a routine step.
The Fulmar was a carrier fighter with a crew of two and a Rolls-Royce Merlin powerplant. Its endurance and range let it patrol over a force of ships far from the coast, which offset its fairly moderate agility. Deployment over the Mediterranean, mainly escorting convoys to Malta, made it the most successful fighter type of British naval aviation in the Second World War. The Mk.II form received a stronger engine and lightened equipment. The man at the back handled navigation and communication, which was an unusual luxury against single-seat opponents, but over the open sea it paid off.
Paint the space of both cockpits first; once the canopy is covered, access to the inside ends. Paint the bars in a dark interior shade from inside and in the top camouflage from outside. Choose heavily thinned paint, because on thin frames a heavy coat quickly rounds the edges off. Work from the tail forward; the individual pieces then follow one another better.
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