Eduard EX943 Mi-17 TFace AMK 1/48

Eduard EX943 Mi-17 TFace AMK 1/48 – Mask for Painting Helicopter Model

Eduard EX943 Mi-17 TFace AMK 1/48 is a professional set of precision masks for painting, designed specifically for the Mi-17 helicopter model in 1/48 scale produced by AMK (AvantGarde Model Kits). This high-quality modeling accessory greatly facilitates and streamlines the painting process, ensuring sharp edges and perfect reproduction of details on both the external and internal surfaces of transparent cockpit components.

• Scale: 1/48
• Category: Model mask set (painting masks)
• Application: Intended for the Mi-17 helicopter model (code AMK 88015), widely used by the armed forces of over 60 countries, including Russia, Poland, India, and China.
• Material: Precisely cut, self-adhesive masking film with high flexibility and adhesion
• Historical background of the model: The Mi-17 is a development of the popular Mi-8 helicopter, used since the late 1970s, especially during local conflicts and transport missions in the Cold War period and after, up to modern times.
• Set components: External and internal masks for cockpit windows, window frames, spotlights, and other transparent parts that require protection during the painting of individual layers
• Product advantages: Thanks to the double-sided (TFace) solution, the user can finish both the exterior and interior surfaces of cockpit windows, which is beneficial for those planning an advanced interior or open doors, where visibility of the windows "from inside" is important.

We recommend Eduard EX943 Mi-17 TFace AMK 1/48 to all modelers who value precision and strive for faithful detail reproduction. The product is suitable for both intermediate and advanced modelers working on impressive dioramas or displays. The mask set will not only shorten the preparation time for painting but also significantly enhance the final quality and realism of the Mi-17 model.

Build difficulty (scale 1-5): 2 – The set is easy to use, but experience in precise mask application is recommended.