Omask 80025 Luftwaffe Set 2 (3 x 80007, 2 x 80008) 1/48 – modelling mask set for Luftwaffe walkways

The Omask 80025 Luftwaffe Set 2 masking set in 1/48 scale is designed for advanced aircraft modelers who are seeking perfect reproduction of the markings and anti-slip strips (walkways) used on the decks of German Luftwaffe aircraft during World War II. The set allows precise replication of the characteristic service stripes, often found, among others, on the wings of such aircraft as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Focke Wulf Fw 190, or Junkers Ju 88.

• Scale: 1/48 – perfectly fitted to the most popular WWII aircraft models in this scale.
• User country: Germany (Third Reich – Luftwaffe).
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945) – aircraft with such markings were used on almost all fronts.
• Material: Advanced OraMask masking foil – ideal for airbrush and acrylic paints, minimizes paint bleeding, easy to apply and remove without damaging the model's surface.
• The set contains as many as 3 sets of 5 x 50 mm strips (Omask 80007) and 2 sets of 2 x 125 mm strips (Omask 80008), allowing you to create multiple markings on various models or for an extended collection.

Omask 80025 masks ensure sharp, straight lines and significantly speed up and simplify the process of painting anti-slip walkways – which are difficult to recreate using masking tapes available in rolls. With these masks, every modeler can achieve a professional effect on both new and archival models.

This product belongs to the category: Model painting masks, dedicated to WWII military aircraft modelers. Difficulty level: 2/5 – recommended for both intermediate and experienced modeling enthusiasts. The masks do not require individual cutting – they are ready to use immediately after removing them from the sheet.

We recommend Omask 80025 to all modelers who strive for maximum authenticity and top-quality finish of 1/48 scale Luftwaffe aircraft models. The precise and fast application of the masks allows you to focus on the details and story of the subject you are recreating.