The Montex SM48554 CW-22B for DORA WINGS 1/48 mask set is a professional modelling accessory dedicated to the Curtiss-Wright CW-22B aircraft model in 1/48 scale by Dora Wings. Designed for the most demanding modellers, this product enables precise and effortless painting of the cockpit and aircraft markings. The CW-22B was an American light reconnaissance and training aircraft used during World War II by countries including the USA, the Netherlands, Turkey, Bolivia, and Indonesia. These aircraft saw service in the Far East combat theatre and for training purposes between 1940 and 1945.

• Scale: 1/48
• Dedicated for: Dora Wings CW-22B plastic model
• Countries of use: USA, Netherlands, Turkey, Bolivia, Indonesia
• Service years: World War II (1940-1945)
• Category: Painting masks for plastic models
• Material: High-quality black and semi-transparent matte self-adhesive foil
• Set contents: Precise painting masks for cockpits and stencils for painting national, tactical, and functional markings. The cockpit window masks also include a unique feature – interior frame painting, providing exceptional finishing realism. Additionally, colour four-view aircraft drawings are included to facilitate accurate marking placement.
• Features:
  • Masks made from black matte foil contrasting with glazing
  • Masking adhesive adheres perfectly without lifting paint
  • Semi-transparent and flexible foil – easy positioning on curved surfaces
  • Minimised need for Maskol use
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – intended for both intermediate and advanced modellers.
• Recommended for: Aviation modelling enthusiasts looking for a ready-made, precise solution for painting cockpit details and markings on historical World War II models.

Montex SM48554 is an accessory that enables you to achieve a perfect finish with minimal effort and risk of damage to the glazing and paintwork of your model. The high quality of the foil and the well-thought-out design of the masks make them the preferred choice among fans of historical replicas and beginner modellers aiming to elevate their work.