Airbrush CAMO-MASK for 1/72 F-16A NSAWC 60 Camouflage Scheme

Js Work Airbrush CAMO-MASK F-16A NSAWC 60 (1:72)

This is a set of vinyl self-adhesive masking films for spraying the camouflage of the F-16A in the NSAWC 60 scheme in 1:72 scale. It is not a kit and it is not decals, but an aid that creates sharp and accurate transitions between the camouflage colors on the model without laborious masking of your own.

The real subject

The letters NSAWC stand for the US Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center at Fallon. Single-seat F-16A served there as aggressor aircraft, imitating enemy machines during training, and for that reason carried unusual experimental camouflage schemes. The designation 60 refers to the particular finish of this machine.

Use

• Spray the base color and let it dry completely.
• Transfer the individual pieces of film to the right places on the model according to the enclosed diagram.
• Spray the adjoining shade of the camouflage and remove the films carefully once the paint has set.
• Follow the film over edges and panels so that it adheres without creases.

Who the set is for

• Modelers building the F-16A in 1:72 scale who want an accurate aggressor finish.
• Airbrush builders who prefer sharp color transitions to freehand spraying.
• Anyone interested in unusual American training schemes.

The films serve as a masking aid for spraying. The paints, an airbrush and the model are not included in the package.