IainM

I've created some camo splinter masks for the 1/32 Ju87D/G series. Used the kit supplied masking details as a template to create them. Haven't tried it out yet, so "buyer beware"😉

Masks for FM-E, a Hurricane Mk2c of 257 (Burma) Sqn, RAF, March 1942

Hi all
Made up some masks for the Dragon 1/32 Bf110. These should work on a C/D/E/F kit, and if you have a G kit, this will do from the armored windscreen all the way through to the Bordfünker position. The masks might need very minute adjustments to scale, check your fit first. Oramask or something like that is great for straight pieces, you'll probably need to cut on Kabuki for the curved pieces, Oramask tends to lift away quickly on concave or convex pieces.

Common WW2 German aircraft code font. Some differences might occur, aircraft specific...
The larger and smaller letters/numbers are correct size-wise for doing later codes, i.e, those with smaller unit codes and then the Staffel/aircraft code.
So selecting both and resizing to fit your specific aircraft should do the job

Here is my second attempt at making masks for the current model I'm working on. Just sprayed this afternoon, took the masks off and it looks good!
I've included extras, made them just in case I messed up some....but struck it lucky, luckily!!😅
I used Oramask 810 for the masks, settings were Force10, Speed 5 and Depth 2 (Autoblade) Came out just fine, masking sheet was transferred to the cutting mat for the cutting process

Here is my first attempt at creating spinner spirals for 1/32 Luftwaffe aircraft. I don't have any fancy program to do proper curves, so it might be a bit crude, but should do OK at 1/32nd or smaller if scaled. Hope you find this useful....