National insignia masks for the Lockheed Hudson Mk.III from the Czech maker Eduard are self-adhesive masks cut to fit the ICM kit in 1:48 scale. It is not a model but an aid for painting.
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This is neither an airplane model nor decals, but national insignia masks. With them the insignia are applied in paint straight onto the surface, so no layer and no glossy outline arises on the model, which a decal often gives itself away by. The set is cut to fit the Lockheed Hudson Mk.III kit in 1:48 scale from the maker ICM.
The Lockheed Hudson was a maritime patrol and light bomber aircraft derived from a twin-engine airliner. The Royal Air Force ordered it before the war and the Hudsons were among the first machines of American manufacture in British service. They served over the Atlantic and over the North Sea, hunting submarines and escorting convoys. The Mk.III version was given more powerful engines. This type has extensive glazing, including a glazed nose, so masking it by hand takes hours.
Lift the masks off the sheet with pointed tweezers and lay them on a clean, degreased and dry surface. Once a mask is on, press the edge down with a wooden stick or a fingernail so that no paint can creep under it. Apply the paint in several thin coats; one heavy coat gets under the edge sooner than three light ones. Take the mask off as soon as the surface is dry to the touch, as after full curing it can pull the edge of the coat away. No residue stays behind, and the material can be moved carefully while it is being placed.
The set is supplied as self-adhesive masks. The base kit, glue and paints are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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