A replacement formed cockpit canopy 1:72 Mosquito Mk. II/VI from Rob Taurus, cut for the fighter and fighter-bomber versions of the de Havilland Mosquito.
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A clear vacuum-formed part for the British twin-engine de Havilland Mosquito in 1:72 scale from Rob Taurus. It is intended for the fighter branch of the type, that is for the Mk. II night fighter and the Mk. VI fighter-bomber, which have a completely differently arranged nose and canopy than the bomber and reconnaissance versions.
While the bomber and photo-reconnaissance versions carry the navigator's glazed nose, the fighter configuration has a solid nose fitted with gun armament and a flat bulletproof windscreen in front of the pilot. The crew entry is moved to the side of the fuselage. The Mk. II served from 1942 with night fighter squadrons, and the Mk. VI became the most numerous version of the whole family and made its name with accurate low-level strikes, with escort work and in the fight against shipping.
The surest way is to use the original part from the kit as a template: offer it up to the vacuum-formed molding and trace the cutting line with a thin marker. Cut about one millimeter outside the line and sand the rest down. If the molding flexes while being sanded, fill it from the inside with modeling putty; it then holds its shape and does not deform.
This is a separate accessory. The model of the twin-engine aircraft, the glue and the paints are not included in the delivery.
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