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Boston Mk.III Mask set
Boston Mk.III Mask set for the MPM kit
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by: Andy Brazier [ BETHEYN ]

Boston Mk.III Mask set for the MPM kit
The Boston Mk III was a variant of the Douglas A-20 Havoc, and as such had a plethora of glazing for the nose canopy. Eduard's release of a Mask set for this kit will save the unenviable task of masking the canopy.
The set is of the usual high quality Kabuki tape, and are pre-cut. This set covers all the nose, upper and rear station glazing. Masks for the side windows, landing lights and wheel hubs are also included.
The masks cover all of the glazing so you will not need to fill the middle in with any masking liquid or tape.
This set provides easy and time saving solution for painting the canopy and wheel hub’s on your Boston Mk.III kit.

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SUMMARY
Highs: Easy to use. This masking set does make life a lot easier when painting the canopy of the Boston.
Lows: A bit pricey.
Verdict: If like me, you hate masking multi glass canopies then Eduard's masking sets are a Godsend.
Percentage Rating
90%
  Scale: 1:72
  Mfg. ID: CX270
  Suggested Retail:  $14.95
  Related Link: Boston Mk.III Mask set
  PUBLISHED: Oct 29, 2010
  NATIONALITY: United Kingdom
NETWORK-WIDE AVERAGE RATINGS
  THIS REVIEWER: 84.81%
  MAKER/PUBLISHER: 88.59%

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About Andy Brazier (betheyn)
FROM: ENGLAND - SOUTH EAST, UNITED KINGDOM

I started modelling in the 70's with my Dad building Airfix aircraft kits. The memory of my Dad and I building and painting a Avro Lancaster on the kitchen table will always be with me. I then found a friend who enjoyed building models, and between us I think we built the entire range of 1/72 Airfi...

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