Guitars in 1:72 scale are a scenic accessory for a diorama. It is not a model kit but small props for off-duty scenes and civilian settings.
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The set belongs among the scenic accessories for dioramas and display scenes. It is not a kit of an aircraft or a vehicle — these are stand-alone small props, added to a scene beside figures, in an interior or in the back area around the main model. The name is in the plural, so there is more than one instrument.
A musical instrument is a classic prop of off-duty scenes: a guitar propped against a wall, on a box or beside a seated figure says at once that this is a moment of calm, not action. It is exactly this contrast that turns an ordinary display scene into a story. It comes into its own in back areas, in interiors, in a yard and beside vehicles standing idle. The accessory is not tied to a particular kit and combines with any model or figure in 1:72 scale.
Cut the sprue gate remnants off and level the face. Once degreased, lay down a thin base. Build the body up with a light wood base and a thin brown glaze; set the fretboard and the head apart in a markedly darker shade. Suggest the strings or the binding line with a very fine brush, but with a part this small less is more — coarse detail will spoil a scene rather than help it. Varnished wood will take a light sheen, while a matte surface matches a worn instrument. Glue with cyanoacrylate glue (super glue) in a minimal amount. Work with tweezers and in a well-ventilated room.
The accessory is supplied unpainted. Paints, glue and other materials are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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