The Focke-Wulf Ta 152C-0 and H-1 in 1:72 scale: masks with which you suggest deflected control surfaces on a model in paint. Intended for the Hasegawa or Dragon kits.
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Covering for spraying that turns straight control surfaces into surfaces seemingly turned to the side. The procedure looks like this: a covered strip holds the lighter base, the exposed part is gone over with a darker tone and the sharp line between them creates the illusion of a gap with shadow. The set allows for the airframe in 1:72 and both variants of the machine stated. The target kits are Hasegawa or Dragon.
The Ta 152 was the last developed branch of the Fw 190 family. The H-1 version received an unusually long wing and a Jumo 213E engine with a high-pressure supercharger so that it could operate at levels ordinary fighters did not reach; the C-0 variant, on the contrary, had a shorter span, DB 603 power and was aimed at medium altitudes. A few dozen were built and they reached action only in the last months of the war, when fuel and trained pilots were already lacking. That is precisely why they are among the types that attract modelers more than production machines.
Let the camouflage cure properly, otherwise it tears during removal. Line the shape up with the engraved hinge line, press the edges down carefully and spray from the edge inward, so that the paint does not get under the covering. On the long wing of the H-1 version it is worth working in parts and keeping the symmetry of the two halves in check.
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