A set of cut masks for the glazing of the Phantom F-4E of the early production blocks and of the Japanese F-4EJ Kai. It matches the parts of the Zoukei-Mura kit in 1:48 scale and is intended for spraying from the outside.
A mask set for the carrier-based Phantoms of the US Navy in the F-4J and F-4S versions. The masks are cut for the Zoukei-Mura kit parts in 1:48 scale and they let you spray the framing of both cockpits.
Self-adhesive painting masks of kabuki film for a model of the Arado Ar 196 A-3 shipboard reconnaissance floatplane in 1:48 scale. For spraying the cockpit glazing frames cleanly.
Self-adhesive painting masks of kabuki film for a model of the Junkers Ju 87B-2 Stuka dive bomber in 1:48 scale. For spraying the frames of a heavily glazed cockpit cleanly.
Self-adhesive painting masks of kabuki film for a model of the Hawker Typhoon Mk.Ib fighter-bomber in 1:48 scale. They make it possible to spray the cockpit glazing frames cleanly.
A self-adhesive masking set for a model of the Japanese Mitsubishi Ki-46 Shitei III reconnaissance aircraft in 1:48 scale. It serves to spray the long glazed cockpit accurately without laborious lining in with a brush.
A die-cut self-adhesive stencil for framing the glazing of the Japanese Mitsubishi F1M2 Type Zero observation floatplane. Cut to measure for the Hasegawa kit in 1:48 scale, a one-sided rendition for the outer surface.
SX-Art 1:48 Focke-Wulf Fw 189A-1/A-2 is a set of painting masks for masking the extensive glazing of a model of this twin-boom reconnaissance aircraft. It is a building accessory, not a kit.
A mask for the glazing of a Boeing B-17G bomber model in the early rendition, 1:48 scale. Cut for the large kit of the manufacturer indicated by the abbreviation HKM.
A masking set 1:48 tied to one particular Spitfire Mk.Ia of No. 501 Squadron RAF with the fuselage code SD-L. Besides the cockpit frames it holds the code letters and the national insignia.
A set of 1:48 masks for sprayed national insignia and markings of the Nakajima Ki-43-II Hayabusa fighter in its late guise. A replacement for decals, with no carrier film and no glossy outline.
SX-Art 1:48 Ki-43-II Hayabusa Late - double-sided masks is a set of self-adhesive masks for masking the glazing from the inside as well as the outside on a model of the late version of the Japanese Hayabusa fighter.
SX-Art 1:48 Aichi M6A1 Seiran - masks for the national insignia and markings is a set of self-adhesive masks for spraying the insignia and markings precisely on a model of the Japanese Seiran attack floatplane.
SX-Art 1:48 Republic F-84G - masks for national insignia and markings is a set of self-adhesive masks for spraying the insignia and markings of a model of the F-84G Thunderjet fighter-bomber accurately.
SX-Art 1:48 Junkers F-13 - masks for national insignia and markings is a set of self-adhesive painting masks for spraying the insignia and markings of a model of the Junkers F-13 transport aircraft accurately.
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