Montex SM72254 AVIA B-35 RS-Model – painting masks in 1:72 scale

Montex SM72254 is a set of high-quality painting masks dedicated to the AVIA B-35 model by RS-Model in 1:72 scale. This specialized product allows for precise and aesthetic application of camouflage and details on the windows, canopies, and spinners of the Czechoslovak fighter aircraft from the pre-World War II era. By using Montex masks, even less advanced modelers can achieve a professional paint finish, eliminating the risk of paint bleeding and damage to clear components.

Historical information about AVIA B-35

The AVIA B-35 aircraft was a prototype Czech fighter produced in 1938-1939, during the interwar period and right before the outbreak of World War II. Designed by engineer František Novotný, it was an innovative low-wing monoplane with retractable landing gear. AVIA B-35 prototypes were tested by Czechoslovakia. However, due to the country being occupied by the Third Reich, serial production was never launched. It is considered one of the most interesting projects of the Czech aviation school of this era.

• Category: Painting mask set
• Designed for: For the AVIA B-35 plastic model, RS-Model, scale 1/72
• Material: High-quality self-adhesive foil
• Purpose: Masking pilot’s canopy, canopy frame, airplane wheels
• Historical period: Interwar period / pre-World War II
• Country of use: Czechoslovakia
• Additional elements: Instruction manual to ease mask application on the model
• Difficulty: 1/5 (also recommended for beginner modelers)

Montex SM72254 is a product recommended for both beginner and experienced modelers who appreciate high paint quality without risking damage to delicate, clear parts of the model. Specially designed for the AVIA B-35 model from RS-Model, it allows for quick and precise execution of unique historic paint schemes. With professional Montex masks, every glazing paint job will be perfectly even and realistic, and the final result will achieve characteristic depth and elegance. It is the ideal choice for collectors of aircraft models and enthusiasts of 20th-century Czech aviation technology.