Glazing and wheel masks for the Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero (1:72) — die-cut self-adhesive Eduard painting masks for precisely spraying the cockpit frames and wheels of the carrier-based fighter.
Masks for the glazing and wheels of the Halifax B Mk.II (1:72) — die-cut self-adhesive Eduard painting masks for accurate spraying of the glazing and the wheels of the four-engined bomber.
Eduard Swordfish 1:72 is a self-adhesive painting mask from the Czech maker Eduard for spraying the frames of the cockpit glazing (and the wheels) on a model of the British Fairey Swordfish carrier-based torpedo biplane. It is not a model but an accessory for modelers.
Masks for the glazing and wheels of the Airbus A400M Atlas (1:72) — die-cut self-adhesive Eduard painting masks for accurate spraying of the cockpit glazing of the transport aircraft.
Masks for the glazing and wheels of the Halifax B Mk.I (1:72) — die-cut self-adhesive Eduard painting masks for accurate spraying of the glazing and the wheels of the four-engined bomber.
Masks for the glazing and wheels of the Junkers Ju 88A-4 (1:72) - cut self-adhesive Eduard painting masks for accurate spraying of the divided cockpit glazing and the wheels of the bomber.
Grumman F6F Hellcat glazing and wheel masks (1:72) — pre-cut self-adhesive Eduard painting masks for accurate spraying of the cockpit frames and the wheels of the carrier fighter.
Glazing and wheel masks Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero (1:72) — die-cut self-adhesive Eduard painting masks for precise spraying of the cockpit frames and the wheels of the carrier fighter.
Masks for the glazing and wheels of the Curtiss P-40B (1:72) — die-cut self-adhesive Eduard painting masks for accurate spraying of the cockpit frames and the wheels of the fighter.
Eduard T-33 1:72 is a self-adhesive painting mask from the Czech maker Eduard for spraying the frames of the cabin glazing, and the wheels, on the model of the American Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star jet trainer. It is not a model but a modeling accessory.
Eduard F-14A Tomcat 1:72 is a self-adhesive painting mask from the Czech manufacturer Eduard for spraying the canopy glazing frames (and the wheels) on a model of the American Grumman F-14A Tomcat carrier fighter. It is not a model, but a modeling accessory.
Spitfire PR.XIX glazing and wheel masks (1:72) — pre-cut self-adhesive Eduard painting masks for accurate spraying of the cockpit frames and the wheels of the photo-reconnaissance aircraft.
Masks for the glazing and wheels of the North American F-86E/F Sabre (1:72) — die-cut self-adhesive Eduard painting masks for accurate spraying of the cockpit frames and the wheels of the jet fighter.
Canopy and wheel masks for the Grumman F9F-2 Panther (1:72) are die-cut self-adhesive painting masks from Eduard for an accurate spray of the cockpit frames and the wheels of this carrier fighter.
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