Pre-cut Artwox Model painting masks for the deck of the large cruiser Guam CB-2 in 1:350 scale. An accessory for a plastic kit, neither a model nor a wooden deck.
Wooden veneer deck with painting masks from Artwox Model for a model of the battleship Missouri in 1:350 scale. An accessory for a plastic kit, not a model on its own.
A sheet of pre-cut painting masks from Artwox Model for the deck of the battleship Missouri in 1:350 scale. It is neither a model nor a wooden deck but an aid for spraying the deck areas accurately.
A combined Artwox Model accessory package for a model of the German battleship Bismarck in 1:700 scale. It is not a ship kit but a set of accessories for a model you already have. Made for the Trumpeter 05711 kit.
Photo-etched railings for American warships in 1:600 scale from Artwox Model. It is not a kit but an accessory with which you replace coarsely molded or entirely missing railings on the decks.
Photo-etched ship railings in 1:400 scale for models of US Navy vessels take the place of coarse plastic railings and refine the silhouette of the finished model.
Fine photo-etched ship railings in 1:600 scale for models of Imperial Japanese Navy vessels take the place of the plastic parts of the kit with a thin metal structure.
Photo-etched ship railings in 1:400 scale for models of Imperial Japanese Navy vessels are a metal accessory that takes the place of the coarse plastic railings of a kit.
Photo-etched ship railings in 1:600 scale for models of Kriegsmarine vessels are a fine metal accessory that takes the place of plastic parts in a small scale.
Photo-etched ship railings in 1:400 scale for models of Kriegsmarine vessels take the place of the coarse plastic parts of the kit with a fine metal structure.
Photo-etched parts in 1:72 scale for a model of a US Navy aircraft carrier. The name of the item is incomplete; neither the particular ship nor the contents follow from it.
Photo-etched imitation of pierced steel planking (PSP) in 1:32 scale is a diorama accessory from which the taxiing surface of a field airfield under an aircraft model is put together.
Wooden deck 1:700 for a model of the Japanese battleship Hiei is a self-adhesive veneer part with pre-printed plank laying, meant to be laid on the plastic deck of one particular kit. Made for the Fujimi 460079 kit.
Wooden deck 1:700 for a model of the British light cruiser HMS Penelope (1940) is a self-adhesive veneer part with pre-printed plank laying that takes over from the engraved deck of the plastic kit. The target kit is Flyhawk FH1109S.
Wooden deck 1:700 for the battleship Bismarck is a self-adhesive veneer with pre-printed plank laying. It takes over from the engraved plastic deck surface with real wood. Cut for the Meng PS-003 kit.
Wooden deck 1:700 for the battleship Mikasa is a self-adhesive veneer with pre-printed plank laying that takes over from the engraved plastic deck surface of the kit.
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