Bf108 Taifun mask Eduard EX 235

The die-cut mask for accurate canopy frame painting of the Messerschmitt Bf-108 Taifun Weekend edition in 1/48 scale set No EX 235 is one of the newest January edition of famous Eduard. This set solves one of the toughest jobs while finishing model kit painting the canopy with sharp and clear edges. OK you can mask the canopy with some kind of modeler’s tape but, it is very difficult to be that precise as computer cut mask.

Taifun
Taifun

Inside of a recognizable Eduard plastic bag is one mask sheet and instruction sheet. Eduard set EX 235 includes all the necessary mask’s to paint canopy and wheel hub’s. Masks are perfectly cut and material doesn’t leave any trace on canopy. Glue traces are often great trouble when using some other form of masking. Please note that you should use the toothpick to peel off the mask in order to prevent possible colors leak under the protective mask. Modeler can chose weather he want to cement the canopy and then to apply mask and paint and finish the model or to apply mask and paint the canopy and then to cement a pre-painted canopy on the model. For mask removing you can use wooden toothpick which is very good because it doesn’t scratch plastic canopy, or something else but be extra careful not to damage canopy. Masks for wheel hubs are also great edition provided in Eduard EX 235 set because you can finally easily paint the wheel hubs. The final result of using this set is clear and clean surface with sharp edges, which is of most importance for the canopy.

Eduard mask set EX 235 is great addition and assistance to any modeler no matter how experienced he is. This set provides easy and time saving solution for painting canopy and wheel hub’s on your Messeschmitt Bf-108 Taifun kit. I really had no difficulties working with this set, so I can highly recommend this Eduard’s mask.

Darko Mladenovic

Sample kit was provided by Jana Sulcova from “Eduard”

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Darko

Darko Mladenovic I am 31 years old and live in Belgrade, Serbia. I've been modeling for about 15 years, on and off. While I'm happy to build anything, my interests lie primarily in 1/48 scale aircraft. I concentrate on WW2 subjects, although I'm also interested in WW1, early Jet Age and commercial aviation. Since my early days I have build over 150 models but also had a break for about 7 years without modeling. Before my break I was attending all the modeling contests in Serbia and won a quiet few prizes, I was also a referee on modeling competitions in Serbia. Currently I am working on my diploma at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering at the University of Belgrade at the department of Air Transport and Traffic Engineering.

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