1:72 Harrier T.Mk.2/T.Mk.4

Peewit masking set — Harrier T.Mk.2/T.Mk.4 (1:72)

A set of precisely cut self-adhesive masks from the Czech maker Peewit for a model of the two-seat training versions of the first Harrier — the T.Mk.2 and T.Mk.4 — in 1:72 scale. It is not a kit and not a paint, but an accessory that makes masking the long tandem canopy easier.

The real subject

The Harrier was a British jet aircraft with vertical and short takeoff and landing, in service from the end of the 1960s. The two-seat T.Mk.2 and T.Mk.4 trainers had a tandem canopy with markedly extended glazing and a modified nose.

Use

• Lay the masks along the frames of both parts of the canopy.
• Press the edges down carefully so that paint does not creep under them.
• Spray thin coats; lift the mask off while the paint is still tacky.
• Cover the rest of the glazing with tape or with liquid mask.

Who the set is for

For modelers building the Harrier T.Mk.2 or T.Mk.4 trainer in 1:72 who want sharp canopy frames without taping up by hand.

It is not a model and not a paint. The kit itself, paints and glue are not included in the package.