1/32 Laminated Wooden Propeller Mask

This is a tool used to create "laminations" of contrasting colours on scale 1/32 two-bladed propeller kit model parts with the help of an airbrush. This tool is made of heavy-gauge stainless steel and can only be used with internal-mix airbrushes that can be adjusted to spray fine patterns.
The package contains one large fret of stainless steel parts, two screws & nuts and a complete set of instructions.
This tool is supplied flat-packed and requires assembly.
Ideal for the recently-released 1/32 single-engine model kits from Wingnut Wings, Roden, Academy, etc. Please note that this will only work with two-bladed propellers with a length of maximum 92mm from tip to tip.

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.