Eduard CX536 Tu-128M 1/72 TRUMPETER – painting mask

Eduard CX536 is a high-quality, precisely cut painting mask designed for the Tu-128M bomber-interceptor model by TRUMPETER in the popular 1/72 scale. This product allows for quick, professional, and flawless masking of the cockpit and other parts of the model, significantly facilitating the painting process and enhancing the final results of your modeling work.

• Product scale: 1/72
• Dedicated model: Tu-128M (Trumpeter 1/72)
• Country of origin (original aircraft): USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
• Aircraft period of use: Cold War, 1960-1980
• Category: Modeling accessories – painting masks
• Material: High-precision self-adhesive foil
• Application: For masking the canopy as well as optionally other transparent elements and details

The Tu-128M was a Soviet interceptor fighter designed for operations in the far northern regions of the USSR. Introduced into service at the beginning of the 1960s, it was the largest fighter of its kind in the world, serving until the mid-1980s. Trumpeter's 1/72 scale model accurately reflects the character of this aircraft, while the Eduard CX536 mask guarantees easy, aesthetically pleasing painting of the difficult cockpit glazing with no risk of paint seeping or uneven lines.

The mask set includes a sheet of self-adhesive elements perfectly matched to the shape of the canopy windows and potentially other parts of the Tu-128M model. Thanks to the use of the highest-quality masking material, the masks do not leave adhesive residue and ensure sharp paint edges. A pictorial instruction guides you step by step through the application process.

The Eduard CX536 product is recommended for both experienced and beginner modelers – it makes it easy to achieve a professional finish on glazing and details, resulting in an attractive appearance of the finished model. We particularly recommend the mask to modelers who value precision and time savings during painting work.

Difficulty level: 1/5 – very easy to use, recommended for any modeler building the Tu-128M in 1/72 scale.