Eduard CX216 Su-15 Flagon TRUMPETER 1/72 – Painting Mask

Eduard CX216 masks are a high-quality set dedicated to the Su-15 Flagon model manufactured by Trumpeter in 1/72 scale. This product belongs to the renowned series of painting masks from the Czech manufacturer Eduard, which facilitate precise painting of the cockpit and other transparent elements of the aircraft model. It is an indispensable accessory for all modelers who appreciate an excellent final result and convenience during work.

The Su-15 Flagon aircraft was a Soviet interceptor fighter, widely used by the Soviet Union's air force during the Cold War era. It entered service in the late 1960s, becoming famous for its high speed and advanced radar systems, and remained active until the 1990s. This fighter is especially known for its involvement in the incident with the downing of a civilian Korean Air Boeing 747 in 1983 over Sakhalin.

The Eduard CX216 mask is made of high-quality vinyl foil of suitable thickness, which does not allow paint to seep underneath, enabling perfectly sharp edges. The mask is precisely laser-cut and tailored to fit Trumpeter model parts, significantly reducing preparation time for painting and eliminating the risk of damaging clear components. The set includes a complete set of stickers for cockpit windows and often also for wheels, in accordance with the manufacturer's documentation.

• Category: mask set for plastic model
• Material: high-quality self-adhesive foil
• Fits: Su-15 Flagon Trumpeter 1/72 scale
• Period of original use: Cold War, 1967–1993
• Country of aircraft origin: USSR
• Difficulty level: 1/5 – very easy assembly and application

The Eduard CX216 Su-15 Flagon set for Trumpeter in 1/72 is an excellent choice for both beginner and advanced modelers who want to achieve a masterful effect with minimal effort. The precise masks guarantee clean painting of the cockpit and model details without the risk of smudging. We especially recommend this accessory to all aircraft modeling enthusiasts and to those who want to enhance the realism of their model to a higher level.