Eduard CX492 P1Y Frances/ Ginga HASEGAWA 1/72 – dedicated painting masks

Eduard CX492 is a high-quality set of modelling masks dedicated to the P1Y Frances/Ginga aircraft model in 1:72 scale, manufactured by Hasegawa. These masks enable precise painting of elements such as the canopy glazing, wheels, and other demanding surfaces, significantly enhancing the quality of the model’s final finish.

The P1Y Ginga (Allied code name "Frances") was a Japanese long-range bomber aircraft primarily used during World War II. Manufactured by Nakajima, the aircraft entered service with the Imperial Japanese Navy around 1943. It was characterized by considerable speed and range, and was frequently used in operations over the Pacific, including the battles for the Philippines and Okinawa. The use of the P1Y Frances highlights the historical significance of this type of aviation for the Japanese Navy in the final years of World War II.

• Scale: 1:72 – ideal for collectors and WWII aviation enthusiasts
• Country of use: Japan, period – World War II
• Category: precision modelling masks, accessories for plastic models
• Material: high-quality self-adhesive foil ensuring excellent fit and sharp paint edges
• Compatibility: specially designed for the P1Y Frances/Ginga Hasegawa 1:72 model
• Contents: masks for the cockpit glazing, side windows, as well as wheel components

Eduard CX492 is an essential addition for modelers who care about detail, especially when working with demanding glazed bombers. It allows for accurate reproduction of the characteristic glazing of the P1Y Frances aircraft, shortening work time and eliminating the risk of damaging delicate transparent parts through imprecise masking. The masks are laser-cut, guaranteeing their perfect fit to the specific model’s surfaces.

This product is recommended for both beginners and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 1/5), especially for those who want to achieve a perfectly finished model without the time-consuming manual cutting of masks. Eduard CX492 is a must-have for everyone building Japanese WWII aircraft in 1:72 scale.