Eduard EX685 A-26B ICM 1/48 – painting mask set

Eduard EX685 is a precision mask set dedicated to the A-26B Invader aircraft model in 1/48 scale, manufactured by ICM. This is a professional modeling accessory from the renowned Czech manufacturer Eduard, known for its high-quality add-ons that significantly raise the standards of work on plastic models. The masks are made from thin, flexible self-adhesive foil, guaranteeing perfect adhesion to the model's surface and exceptional precision during painting.

The A-26B Invader is an American light bomber widely used during World War II and the early Cold War period. Produced by the Douglas Aircraft Company, it was utilized during the Pacific and European campaigns, as well as in later conflicts up to the Korean War. The A-26B was valued for its speed, maneuverability, and versatility, serving as the backbone of American bomber aviation in the final years of the war.

• Category: painting masks for scale models
• Dedicated to: ICM A-26B Invader plastic model in 1/48 scale
• Era: World War II, Cold War
• Original user's country: United States
• Material: high-quality self-adhesive foil

The EX685 set includes laser-cut, perfectly fitting masks for the cockpit glazing, including the hard-to-mask transparent parts and wheel hubs. The design of the masks allows for quick and extremely precise coverage of surfaces—eliminating the risk of paint seepage under the mask and saving time otherwise spent on manual masking tape cutting. It works perfectly for painting both with an airbrush and a brush; it does not leave any adhesive residue after removal from the model.

We recommend this product both to intermediate and experienced modelers who appreciate detail and professional painting results. It significantly speeds up your work and enables you to achieve a cockpit finish for the A-26B true to the original. The difficulty level of using the masks is rated at 1 (very easy). If you want a realistic model finish and to save time, EX685 Eduard is the choice that will meet even the highest expectations.