The Eduard EX1112 A6M2-K TFace 1/48 painting mask set is a specialist modelling accessory dedicated to precision painting of the Mitsubishi A6M2-K model in 1/48 scale by Eduard. The A6M2-K variant is a two-seat version of the legendary Zero fighter aircraft, which served as a training and instructional plane for pilots of the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. The aircraft was intensively used in the years 1943–1945, primarily at Japanese military airfields, providing efficient training for new aviation cadets.

The TFace masks dedicated to this model enable an extremely realistic recreation of the glazing—both from the outside and the inside. This is especially important in models with an open instructor and student cockpit, where both sides of the canopy and the details of their frames are visible. The materials used are high-quality self-adhesive masking film, which provides excellent adhesion and a perfect painting edge, eliminating the risk of paint bleeding, whether using an airbrush or painting by brush.

• Dedicated for the model: Mitsubishi A6M2-K (Eduard 1/48)
• Scale: 1/48
• Country: Japan
• Historical period: World War II
• Category: Modelling accessories – self-adhesive film painting masks
• Includes: masks for all glazing segments (external and internal), masks for main and tail landing gear wheels
• Material: precisely cut, professional masking film

This product is highly recommended both for advanced modellers seeking a perfect result and for intermediate builders assembling dioramas or open cockpit models. It facilitates the work, reduces preparation time for painting, and guarantees clean details that are extremely difficult to produce by hand.

The difficulty level of using the EX1112 set is rated at 1/5: mask application is simple and does not require extensive experience, while the precision of manufacture guarantees excellent results.

With the Eduard EX1112 set, your A6M2-K replica will gain a maximally realistic look, faithfully capturing the character of the legendary Japanese training aircraft from the World War II era.