1:48 Bf 109E-7 : stencils for spraying the national insignia. Sprayed markings lie in the paint, make no step and do not carry across riveting the way a decal does.
1:48 Bf 109 E-7 with masking from both sides: besides the face, the inside of the cockpit is dealt with as well. On a canopy that hinges to the side the inner framing is permanently in view.
1:48 Bf 109 E-7 : cuts for the frames of the angular canopy of the Emil. The cockpit is made up of flat panes in a stiff frame, so every builder will appreciate a straight edge.
1:48 B-26B Marauder in the double-sided form: besides the outer face the set also contains cuts for the reverse of the glazing, from the glazed nose to the windows on the sides of the fuselage.
1:48 B-25G Mitchell in the double-sided form: the set deals with both sides of the greenhouse, not only the upper one. The inner frames are therefore not left in bare transparent plastic.
1:48 B-25G Mitchell : cuts for the frames of the cockpit greenhouse and the glazing around it. The G version with a gun in the nose has its glazing arranged differently from the bombing variants.
1:48 Fairey Gannet AS.1/AS.4 in the form for outside and inside: the cuts are prepared for both sides of the glazing, that is for the reverse as well, which is visible through the glass.
1:48 Fairey Gannet AS.1/AS.4 : cuts for the frames of the long subdivided canopy. The carrier anti-submarine machine has three stations one behind the other, and the extent of the glazing matches that.
1:48 Hurricane Mk.IIb : stencils for spraying the national insignia and additional markings. The insignia lies directly in the paint, so no glossy carrier film is left behind. Intended for the Arma Hobby kit.
Masking stencils for the national insignia and other markings of an F-35B Lightning II model in 1:48 scale. According to the name they are cut for Tamiya kits.
Shaped masking stencils for the cockpit glazing of a model of the Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II in 1:48 scale. According to the name they are cut for the Tamiya kit.
Cockpit frame masks for the FM-2 Wildcat carrier fighter, 1:48 scale shorten the work on the most densely framed glazing of this type. The target kit is Eduard.
Masks for spraying the markings of the A-7D and A-7K Corsair II in 1:48 scale create the national insignia directly out of paint. The set is intended for the Hasegawa or Hobby Boss kits.
Double-sided cockpit masks for the Corsair II in the D and E versions, 1:48 scale cover the frames of the glazing outside and inside. The stencils are cut for the Hasegawa kits.
Masks for the cockpit of the two-seat F-105 in 1:48 scale for both sides of the glass cover the framing outside and inside on the F and G versions. The stencils are cut for the Revell and Monogram kits.
Canopy masks for the tandem Thunderchief 1:48 are cut for a cockpit divided into two separately hinged sections. Intended for the Revell and Monogram kits.
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