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B-24D Masks
B-24D Masks for Revell/Monogram kit
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by: Jean-Luc Formery [ TEDMAMERE ]

B-24D mask
Eduard's 1:48 scale B-24D mask sheet comes in a rather big plastic bag and is protected from bending by two cardboard sheets. Instructions are provided as well and are printed in black & white on an A4 sized piece of paper. The drawing are spread over 3 A5 pages.

As you can imagine, a sheet of masks destined to a four engined bomber is far more complex than one destined to a single engined fighter. In the case of the B-24D mask sheet, this means that one will have to place 100 self adhesive pieces over the kit's clear parts! This will represent quite a lot of work but far less than if you would cut the masks by yourself.

Masks are provided for the frontal glazings, the cockpit greenhouse, the upper and rear turrets, the side windows, the astrodome and the wheels. In some place the instructions ask you to use liquid mask but you can also use the material left over from the sheet.

Conclusion
This is an impressive sheet of masks and one that will save you a lot of time when protecting the clear parts of your B-24D model before painting.

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SUMMARY
Highs: A big time saver!
Lows:
Verdict: A very useful sheet of masks if you want to build a 1/48 scale B-24D.
Percentage Rating
90%
  Scale: 1:48
  Mfg. ID: EX293
  Suggested Retail: $14.95
  Related Link: B-24D Masks
  PUBLISHED: May 09, 2010
  NATIONALITY: United States
NETWORK-WIDE AVERAGE RATINGS
  THIS REVIEWER: 87.63%
  MAKER/PUBLISHER: 88.59%

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About Jean-Luc Formery (TedMamere)
FROM: MOSELLE, FRANCE

I'm mainly interested in WW2 aircraft and I build them in 1/48 scale.

Copyright ©2021 text by Jean-Luc Formery [ TEDMAMERE ]. Images also by copyright holder unless otherwise noted. Opinions expressed are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of AeroScale. All rights reserved.



   
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