Eduard CX270 Boston Mk. III MPM 1/72 – paint masks for scale models

The Eduard CX270 set is dedicated to aviation modeling enthusiasts who are building the plastic model of the Douglas Boston Mk. III bomber in 1/72 scale (MPM kit). The product falls under the category of model accessories – paint masks and ensures precise detail reproduction, significantly facilitating the realistic painting of cockpit canopy windows and undercarriage wheels.

The original Boston Mk. III aircraft (also known as the Douglas A-20C Havoc) was an American light medium bomber, widely used by the Allies, particularly the Royal Air Force. It served during World War II (years 1941–1945) on many fronts – from Europe and North Africa to the Far East.

The Boston Mk. III bomber participated in numerous night and daytime operations, ground attack missions, reconnaissance flights, and as a fire-support aircraft. Its versatility and reliability ensured a wide range of users: besides Great Britain, these aircraft also served in the air forces of Canada, Australia, the Soviet Union, and Free France.

• Purpose: laser-cut masks dedicated to the Boston Mk. III (MPM kit, 1/72 scale)
• Material: high-quality self-adhesive foil – easy to apply and leaves no residue
• Contents: masks for the pilots’ canopy windows and wheel covers of the main and tail landing gear
• Countries using the model: United States (manufacturer of the aircraft), Great Britain (largest user), Soviet Union, Canada, Australia
• Historical period: World War II (Main service years: 1941–1945)
• Product category: modeling accessories – paint masks for plastic models
• Skill level: 1/5 – ideal product for both beginners and advanced modelers

Why choose Eduard CX270? These masks significantly reduce the time required to prepare the model, enabling perfect finishing without the risk of paint bleed or uneven edges. The self-adhesive, flexible foil ensures a precise fit to the irregular surfaces of the transparencies. This product is indispensable when working on the demanding Boston Mk. III model – not only for historical purists, but also for anyone appreciating the professional appearance of a finished replica. We highly recommend it to all modelers building 1/72 scale aircraft models!