Eduard CX118 J1N Gekko/ Irving FUJIMI 1/72 – painting masks for the Japanese night fighter model

Eduard CX118 is a high-quality set of masks dedicated to the J1N Gekko/Irving model in 1:72 scale, manufactured by Fujimi. Offered by the renowned Czech brand Eduard, the series of self-adhesive masks greatly simplifies and speeds up painting precise glass cabin elements and landing gear wheels, allowing even less experienced modelers to achieve a result faithful to the original.

Historical Information about the J1N Gekko/Irving

The J1N Gekko, also known as "Irving" in Allied classification, was a Japanese fighter and night fighter aircraft used by the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. Originally designed as an escort aircraft, it performed best as a night fighter, taking part in battles such as Guadalcanal and in the defense of the Japanese archipelago between 1943 and 1945.

• Purpose: the masks facilitate painting the pilot’s canopy glazing and landing gear wheels on 1:72 scale J1N Gekko plastic models
• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Japan (Imperial Navy)
• Historical period: World War II (1942-1945)
• Material: high-quality vinyl film, resistant to discoloration and deformation, with a delicate adhesive that does not damage the model’s surface
• Set contents: laser-cut masks for all cockpit glazing and landing gear wheels, compatible with the Fujimi model
• Category: masks for painting plastic models
• Advantages: speed up and simplify painting, ideal for achieving sharp, clean window frame lines with airbrush or traditional brush techniques
• Level of use difficulty: 1/5 (very easy to use — highly recommended for beginner and intermediate modelers)
• Compatibility: specially dedicated to the Fujimi J1N Gekko/Irving model in 1/72 scale

Why choose Eduard CX118?

The Eduard CX118 mask set for the J1N Gekko/Irving model is an essential accessory for any modeler wanting to decorate their model realistically, quickly, and without risking damage to delicate glazing elements. Thanks to the precision of the cut and the quality of the film, the masks ensure perfect adhesion and easy removal without traces after painting is finished. Especially recommended for modelers interested in Japanese aviation of World War II — for both beginners and advanced — who wish to achieve a professional result in a short time.