Eduard EX832 P-35 TFace DORA WINGS 1/48 – Double-sided Painting Masks

The Eduard EX832 set is a precisely crafted set of painting masks dedicated to the P-35 model in 1/48 scale from DORA WINGS. This product significantly facilitates work when painting pilot canopy covers and other transparent aircraft parts, ensuring perfect reproduction of both straight lines and complex curves. An additional advantage of the TFace masks is the ability to mask both the outer and inner surfaces – a solution especially recommended for modelers who value the highest quality of workmanship and authenticity of details.

Scale and Purpose

• Scale: 1/48 (P-35 DORA WINGS model)
• Category: Scale modeling accessories – painting masks
• Purpose: Plastic assembly model of the Seversky P-35 fighter aircraft

Material and Craftsmanship

The masks are made from top-quality, thin vinyl film that allows for perfect adhesion to the model surface without the risk of paint bleed. Thanks to the use of specialized foil, the masks are easy to apply, fit excellently to the glazing shapes, and guarantee sharp paint lines.

Seversky P-35 – Historical Background

The Seversky P-35 was an American single-engine fighter used by the United States Army Air Corps mainly between 1937 and 1942, that is, before World War II and during its early phase. It was used, among others, as a coastal defense fighter in the Philippines during Japanese raids on the archipelago. The Eduard EX832 set enables modelers to flawlessly and historically accurately capture the characteristic, multi-faceted canopy of the Seversky P-35.

Advantages of the Eduard EX832 Set

• Precise fit for the specific 1/48 scale P-35 model
• Possibility of easy and quick double-sided masking (T-Face)
• Durable vinyl material
• Time-saving – no need for time-consuming tape cutting
• Professional effect even for intermediate modelers

Recommendation and Difficulty

We recommend this product to modelers of all skill levels – especially to those seeking a highly realistic finish when painting cockpits and windows on aircraft models. The mask application difficulty level is rated 2 on a five-point scale.