A set of spray masks Eduard 1:72 Valiant BK Mk. I for cleanly masking the glazing and the wheels while spraying the matching kit in 1:72 scale.
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A set of precisely shaped self-adhesive masks made of kabuki material (yellow modeling tape) for cleanly spraying the cockpit frames, the glazing and the other small areas. The masks follow the shapes of the parts in 1:72 scale exactly and replace the long job of masking with tape by hand. This is an accessory for a kit, not an aircraft model.
The Vickers Valiant was the first of the three British jet strategic bombers of the so-called V series, which formed the backbone of the Royal Air Force nuclear deterrent in the 1950s. It was powered by four jet engines buried in the wing roots. The Valiant took part in the British nuclear tests and in conventional bombing during the Suez Crisis, and it later served for in-flight refueling training.
Let the painted surface dry thoroughly before you stick the masks on. Apply the masks with clean tweezers and press the edges gently with a toothpick so that the paint does not creep under the edge. Spray in thin coats and take the mask off while the last coat is still tacky. Any leftover tape comes away easily.
The masks serve as an accessory for a kit. The kit itself, paints and glue are not included.
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