Eduard CX120 A-7D/ E FUJIMI 1/72 masks for model

The Eduard CX120 set has been specially developed for modelers building the A-7D/E Corsair II fighter in 1:72 scale based on the FUJIMI plastic model kit. The masks are precisely cut from high-quality kabuki tape, ensuring a perfect fit to the canopy elements and landing gear wheels. This product allows for quick and clean masking of transparent surfaces, providing excellent results even when painting the most complicated canopies or details.

The A-7 Corsair II is an American carrier-based attack aircraft that was widely used by the United States Air Force (USAF) and the United States Navy (US Navy). The A-7D and A-7E versions were intensively operated from the late 1960s, especially during the Vietnam War and the Cold War era. Their tasks included precision strikes on ground targets, close air support, and maritime operations. Thanks to its modern avionics and high weapons payload, the A-7 became synonymous with the effectiveness of attack aviation at the turn of the 1960s and 70s.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of origin (model): United States
• Period of use: Cold War, Vietnam War, years 1968–1993
• Product category: modeling accessories, painting masks
• Material: special high-adhesion kabuki tape dedicated for modeling
• Compatibility: FUJIMI A-7D/E Corsair II 1/72 scale model
• Add-ons: precisely cut segments for the canopy and wheels, clear application instructions

Eduard CX120 is a product I particularly recommend to both beginners and advanced modelers wishing to achieve a perfect result without the risk of paint bleed or damaging delicate transparent model parts. I rate the assembly difficulty of this accessory at 1/5 – the masks are very easy to use. They enable quick and professional masking of the canopy and wheels before painting, which makes finishing an aircraft model much easier.

If you are looking for professional accessories that will shorten your work time and improve the final result of your modeling project, Eduard CX120 is definitely worth considering!