Eduard JX016 Fi 156 Storch 1/32 HASEGAWA – Mask for model

Eduard JX016 Fi 156 Storch in 1/32 scale is a set of precisely cut modeling masks designed specifically for the Fi 156 Storch set by Hasegawa. This accessory is an invaluable aid for professional painting by modelers focused on World War II aircraft. Thanks to their properties, these masks enable impressive and clean reproduction of canopy glazing and landing gear wheels, allowing you to avoid the problem of unwanted paint leaks or blurred edges.

Product purpose

• Dedicated to the Fi 156 Storch model by Hasegawa in 1/32 scale
• Top-quality cutting guarantees perfect fit to model components
• Created based on Eduard’s experience with masking products

Historical overview of the Fieseler Fi 156 Storch aircraft

The Fieseler Fi 156 Storch is a German reconnaissance and liaison aircraft, designed and produced during World War II (1939–1945). The aircraft was famous for its exceptional STOL capabilities, landing in very short distances, which made it extremely useful for reconnaissance, evacuation, and even VIP transport missions. The Fi 156 Storch was used, among others, during the spectacular operation to free Benito Mussolini in 1943 at Gran Sasso.

Material and kit details

• Precisely cut self-adhesive foils – ensure easy application and removal without residue
• No additional accessories included (product does not contain the base model)
• Specialist masks for the canopy and landing gear wheels

Product category

• Modeling accessories – paint masks for plastic models

Recommendation and difficulty level

The Eduard JX016 Fi 156 Storch 1/32 HASEGAWA product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to enhance the quality of their projects. We rate the difficulty level of using the masks at 2/5 – application is easy thanks to Eduard’s precision, but requires basic skill with an airbrush or brush.

The Eduard JX016 mask is an indispensable support for building any model of the Fieseler Fi 156 Storch in 1/32 scale, helping to achieve an excellent final result without the risk of damaging canopy and wheel details.