1:32 SU-27 - interior 3D decals is a sheet of colored raised decals that takes the place of painting the instruments and consoles in the cockpit of the heavy Soviet fighter by hand.
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The sheet brings a finished look into the pilot's compartment: the instrument panels, the side consoles, the controls and the seat harness are printed in color and with visible relief, so that once settled they look three-dimensional. The package holds the decals themselves; parts of the aircraft do not belong with them.
The heavy Soviet fighter with its smooth blending of fuselage and wing took shape from the middle of the 1970s as a counterweight to the American fourth generation. The T-10 prototype flew in 1977; after a fundamental reworking into the T-10S form the machine received its definitive shape and from 1985 began to replace older interceptor types. A pair of Saturn AL-31F engines, a large fuel load inside the fuselage and controls that tolerated high angles of attack gave the aircraft a range and an agility that the Soviet Air Force had not had until then. The pilot sits on a K-36DM ejection seat under a markedly glazed canopy, and the instruments are still the classic dial type.
Level and degrease the surfaces in the cockpit before applying, so that the elements seat without bubbles. Separate them one at a time and work from the large panels toward the small details. The relief will take a light press with a cotton bud into the recesses, but hard rubbing harms it. The result comes out best under a semi-matte coat over the surrounding surfaces.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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