Eduard JX335 - 1:32 A6M2 Zero national marking

A set of adhesive paper masks for the 1/32 scale model of the A6M2 Zero aircraft.

The kit is dedicated to the model by Tamiya.

Painting masks, is an accessory that facilitates the work of modelers who paint with an airbrush.

They protect transparent elements in the model (such as the cabin, headlights, etc.) from paint, often also wheel caps. The masks are pre-cut to the shape of the parts from a particular model - the information on which kit they fit is on the package. It is worth noting whether the selected masks cover all the glazing, or whether the center of the glazing will need to be additionally protected with a maskol-type liquid. Masks for painting can be cut on self-adhesive film or on material resembling self-adhesive paper masking tape. Depending on the manufacturer and the kit, the sheet may also contain elements for masking the inside of the glazing.

Eduard is a Czech manufacturer of model airplanes to be glued together in all the most popular scales, whose quality, detail and correctness place it among the world's leading manufacturers of plastic models.

Eduard was originally best known for producing photo-etched (and later resin) add-ons for plastic models, in which it is still the undisputed leader. Eduard's models consist of a considerable number of parts with a very good fit and a very high degree of detailing. The "Profipack" kits include, in addition to the model, extras and masks for painting and are aimed at modelers with experience in the hobby. "Weekend" kits are plastic model without add-ons and are aimed at beginner modelers.