Eduard EX1001 FM-1 TFace EDUARD 1/48 – Painting Mask

The Eduard EX1001 painting mask is specifically designed for the FM-1 TFace model in 1/48 scale, offered by Eduard. This extremely practical modelling accessory allows for the precise recreation of the original painting schemes of the Grumman FM-1 Wildcat aircraft – the American carrier-based fighter used by the United States Navy and Great Britain during World War II.

The EX1001 mask enables easy and fast masking of canopies and other transparent cockpit elements both from the outside and the inside (TFace). This makes it possible to paint details accurately, maintaining the sharpness of edges and exceptional cleanliness of lines. The mask is made from high-quality, thin adhesive foil, providing excellent adhesion without the risk of leaving glue residue or damaging the model’s surface. These masks are suitable for multi-stage painting with an airbrush as well as with a brush.

• Scale: 1/48 – perfectly matched to the Eduard FM-1 Wildcat model
• Country of original use: United States, Great Britain
• Historical period: World War II (service years: 1942–1945)
• Category: Modelling accessories – mask for painting plastic models
• Material of the mask: thin self-adhesive foil resistant to paint soaking
• Contents: laser-cut precision masks for internal and external parts of the canopies

This product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modellers who are looking for a high level of realism and accuracy when painting the cockpit. Using the mask saves time and guarantees a precision that's difficult to achieve manually. It's also an ideal choice for those entering modelling contests where perfect reproduction of details is valued.

Level of difficulty: 1/5 – easy, recommended for both hobbyists and professionals alike.

Eduard EX1001 FM-1 TFace is a reliable way to achieve professional results when painting aircraft canopies. It ensures convenience, saves time, and offers exemplary reproduction of details in line with the actual appearance of the WWII aircraft.