Eduard EX366 Lynx HMA.8 1/48 AIRFIX – painting masks

Eduard EX366 is a high-quality set of precision masks dedicated to the Lynx HMA.8 helicopter model in 1:48 scale, produced by AIRFIX. This product is intended for use by modelers assembling the Westland Lynx HMA.8 plastic model helicopter – one of the most recognizable multipurpose naval helicopters used by the Royal Navy.

• Scale: 1:48
• Compatibility: dedicated for the Airfix Lynx HMA.8 model
• Manufacturer: Eduard (Czech Republic)
• Category: model accessories – painting masks
• Material: high-quality self-adhesive foil

Purpose – masking helicopter model elements

The masks allow for precise and quick protection of the cockpit glazing, lights, and other transparent parts of the model, shielding them from paint stains during airbrush or brush painting. Thanks to the accurately cut shapes, you can be sure the panel lines on the windows will remain sharp and perfect, eliminating the need for tedious manual masking.

Details about the Lynx HMA.8 helicopter

The Westland Lynx HMA.8 is a British naval helicopter introduced into service in the 1990s, actively used during and after the Cold War. The aircraft primarily served with the British Royal Navy units, taking part in maritime patrols, anti-submarine warfare, and rescue operations. The Eduard EX366 set ensures a perfect fit for this historic helicopter model.

Eduard masks – why choose them?

• perfect reproduction of the Lynx HMA.8 window shapes
• easy to apply thanks to high-quality self-adhesive foil
• time-saving and guarantee of precision masking
• an ideal solution for modelers who value a professional finish

Who do we recommend Eduard EX366 for?

This accessory is recommended for both experienced and intermediate modelers (difficulty level 2/5). It serves as a practical tool supporting realistic results for 1:48 scale aircraft models, especially for those seeking perfectly masked surfaces without the risk of paint bleeding. Eduard EX366 is an accessory that significantly upgrades the model's quality, eliminating one of the most challenging steps of painting canopies.