1:72 Henschel Hs-126A/B

Henschel Hs-126A/B masking masks 1:72 (Peewit)

A set of precisely cut self-adhesive masks intended for masking while spraying. The masks follow the frames of the extensive cockpit glazing exactly, so the transitions between the glass and the structure come out crisp and even. The set is prepared for Henschel Hs-126A/B models in 1:72 scale.

The real subject

The Henschel Hs 126 was a German reconnaissance and liaison aircraft of high-wing layout, used above all in the early phase of the Second World War for close reconnaissance and cooperation with ground units. The A and B versions differed in the powerplant and in details. The fixed landing gear and the good view out of the glazed cockpit are typical.

Use and tips

• Stick the masks onto degreased glazing and press the edges down carefully.
• Apply the paint with an airbrush in thin layers.
• Peel the mask off before the finish has cured completely.
• The cockpit interior can be sprayed separately beforehand.

Who the set is for

• Modelers who want crisp frames on an extensive cockpit without laborious patching.
• Builders of a high-wing aircraft, where the glazing is a prominent feature.

This is a masking aid, not a paint or a kit. The paints and the model are not included in the package.