Uschi 2006 Disc Camo Stencil Set for 1/35 Panther G late, as seen on Sennelager Propaganda Parade

When it comes to "light and shadow camouflage" (Licht und Schatten Tarnung) we all know the famous Panther G (late) R01 on the eastern front, or the very well known JPz IVs in the Ardennes. On a Panther we do have evidence for more schemes of the same kind, but in a diffrerent appearance.One of those schemes is the one the that has been associated to the Sennelager-parade, late 1944.
This parade, filmed or the "Wochenschau", was one of Germany?s last ditch efforts on the attempt to suggest huge industrial capacities in good order, to both the Germans and its opponents.
Seldom adressed by the hobby industry in general, never released as a paint mask before: DPC-35B for Panther Gs late 1944.
The product is re-usable. One can paint several tanks with it. For the first time we do have the "Extra-Dots" for certain areas now included in the set already.

How-to:
Preparing the masks: Masks should not be stretched during the application process as they are flexible and this could cause deformation. Remove the whole mask if necessary, and then apply again. Once placed on the model, the mask surface should be adjusted to the surface of the model by tracing all the indentations with a pointed wooden stick.
Painting method: Try not to apply two coats of color at the edges of a mask. Instead, apply one color prior to painting the proper camouflage, and apply the other color after the mask is back on. Otherwise, the coating in the areas encased by the mask may be too thick, and after removing the mask the edges of the lighter color may become visible.