Eduard EX463 CM.170 Magister AMK 1/48 – painting masks

Eduard EX463 CM.170 Magister AMK in 1:48 scale is a high-quality set of masks precisely designed by the renowned Czech company Eduard. This product is specifically intended for the AMK CM.170 Magister aircraft model in the popular 1:48 scale. It is a professional solution for modelers who value cleanliness and detail when painting cockpits and transparent parts—such as cockpit glazing or navigation lights.

Perfect fit for the AMK model

Eduard EX463 masks are meticulously tailored to the CM.170 Magister model, ensuring a perfect fit to the surface and thus minimizing the risk of paint leakage when airbrushing or painting with a brush. Thanks to this, even the most demanding painting schemes, consistent with the historical markings of this French trainer aircraft, can be precisely executed.

• Scale: 1/48
• Category: modeling masks (precision painting accessories)
• Material: high-quality self-adhesive foil
• Dedicated to CM.170 Magister model (Armée de l’Air, Luftwaffe, as well as NATO and Middle Eastern users)

Why choose Eduard EX463 masks?

• You save time during painting—no tedious masking with tape
• You get perfectly straight panel lines and sharp color transitions
• The use of masks minimizes the risk of damaging transparent parts
• Intended for both beginner and advanced modelers

Historical background of the CM.170 Magister model

The Dassault CM.170 Magister is a French two-seat jet trainer aircraft, in service since the 1950s in many European and Middle Eastern countries. This aircraft was widely used for pilot training and light combat missions, mainly during the Cold War. It was operated by, among others, France, Israel, Germany, Belgium, and Egypt. It also saw action in the Middle East conflict, employed by the Israeli Air Force.

Recommendation

The Eduard EX463 CM.170 Magister AMK 1/48 masks are an accessory recommended for all modelers, regardless of skill level. We subjectively rate the difficulty of use at 1/5. The product significantly improves the final painting quality and helps save both time and nerves during model-building work.