Eduard JX278 F-100C TFace TRUMPETER 1/32 – paint masks

Eduard JX278 F-100C TFace TRUMPETER 1/32 is a set of precision masks dedicated to the F-100C Super Sabre fighter model in 1/32 scale, manufactured by Trumpeter. The Eduard brand product guarantees the highest quality workmanship and perfect fit to the specific parts of the model, allowing for highly accurate painting of canopy windows and glazing, both on the outside and the inside (TFace = double-sided).

Aircraft model: North American F-100C Super Sabre is an American single-seat supersonic fighter, widely used by the United States Air Force (USAF) during the Cold War era. It was the first American fighter capable of supersonic speed in level flight. The aircraft entered service in the mid-1950s and played a significant role in the early stages of the Vietnam conflict, carrying out combat missions and providing ground support.

Material: The masks are made from high-quality special yellow vinyl foil, characterized by very good adhesion and ease of application. The thickness of the foil has been chosen to allow for precise replication of even the smallest canopy frame details as well as easy removal after painting—without risking damage to the model or leaving adhesive residue.

• Precisely cut for both the exterior and interior sides of the glazing (TFace)
• Very easy to use, also ideal for intermediate modelers
• Excellent adherence to surfaces and easy removal after painting
• Significantly reduces the time required to prepare canopy parts for painting
• Recommended for the Trumpeter F-100C 1/32 model

Product category: painting masks for model kits, modeling accessories for plastic models.
Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – recommended for both beginners and more experienced modelers.
Recommendation: We highly recommend the Eduard JX278 F-100C TFace set to any modeler building the 1/32 F-100C Trumpeter model. The set allows you to achieve a professional cockpit effect, paint with maximum precision, and reduce the risk of smudging. An ideal solution for both collectors and modelers displaying their work at exhibitions.