Eduard CX021 Bf 109E HASEGAWA 1/72 – painting masks for the cockpit

Eduard CX021 is an exceptional set of professional painting masks designed for the 1:72 scale Messerschmitt Bf 109E plastic model, compatible with HASEGAWA kits. This product is dedicated to both beginner modelers and advanced enthusiasts focused on precise detail painting and elevating the realism of their WWII fighter model finishes. This set from Eduard, a renowned Czech model accessories manufacturer, allows you to achieve sharp and clean edges on the painted elements of the canopy and landing gear wheels.

• Scale: 1:72 – the set is dedicated to models compatible with the 1:72 scale.
• Country of original use: Germany.
• Historical period: World War II; the Messerschmitt Bf 109E was the main Luftwaffe fighter used between 1939–1942, including during the Battle of Britain and on the Eastern Front campaign.
• Material: precisely cut masking tape enabling quick and easy separation of areas to be painted.
• Product category: modeling accessories; masks for painting transparent canopy elements and wheels for plastic models.
• Applied technologies: high-quality self-adhesive film, laser-cut to ensure a perfect fit to the contours characteristic of Bf 109E canopies by Hasegawa.
• Contents: masks for canopy glazing elements, separate masks for landing gear wheels.
• Difficulty level: 1/5 – very easy to use set, ideal even for novice modelers.

Eduard CX021 is an accessory that significantly facilitates the painting process of Messerschmitt Bf 109E models in 1:72 scale. Thanks to the use of precise masks, it is possible to achieve a realistic finish without the risk of paint seepage or unevenness on the canopy glazing or the wheels. The masks eliminate the tedious task of cutting out masking tape, saving time and minimizing the risk of damaging delicate model parts.

We recommend this product to modelers of all skill levels, especially those who value quality finishes and want to achieve a result close to a professional modeling workshop. Eduard CX021 is an investment in perfect details and satisfaction from working on the legendary machine that was the Bf 109E – an icon of German aviation in World War II.