Airbrush CAMO-MASK for 1/35 Mk. I Camouflage Scheme 2

Airbrush CAMO-MASK 1:35 Mk. I Camouflage Scheme 2 (Js Work)

This set from Js Work is not a kit and not a paint, but a set of precisely cut self-adhesive masks for spraying camouflage with an airbrush. It is intended for a model of the British Mark I tank in 1:35 scale and matches one particular masking scheme (Scheme 2). You stick the masks onto the model, they cover the surrounding areas and let you spray even a broken multicolor pattern with sharp transitions without slow hand masking.

The real subject

The Mark I was the first tank ever committed to battle, used by the British army in 1916 during the First World War. Characteristic features are the rhomboid outline of the track run and the side sponsons with the armament. Early examples also carried experimental camouflage finishes, of the kind this type of mask helps to reproduce.

Use

• Apply the mask to a dry base shade; do not pull it out of shape or stretch it.
• Press the edges down carefully and trace along the shapes and recesses with a pointed wooden stick.
• Spray the camouflage color in thin coats so that it does not creep under the edge of the mask.
• Once dry, remove the mask carefully; the set is usually intended for single use.

Who the set is for

• Modelers building the British Mark I tank in 1:35 scale
• Anyone after quick and clean airbrush camouflage
• Modelers who do not get on with hand masking of complex patterns

This is a masking set. The model, paints and glue are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.