Montex SM72173 He-70 ICM – Painting Masks for 1:72 Scale Model

Montex SM72173 is a high-quality set of painting masks designed for the Heinkel He 70 aircraft model developed by ICM in the popular 1:72 scale. This product is created for modelers who want to achieve a perfect paint finish without the risk of staining the cockpit windows, wheels, or other transparent parts of the model.

• Category: Painting masks for plastic aircraft models
• Scale: 1:72
• Dedicated to: Heinkel He 70 model (manufacturer: ICM)
• Material: Precisely cut masking film
• Manufacturer: Montex

The Heinkel He 70 was a German aircraft, one of the first high-speed passenger-mail planes, and was also used as a reconnaissance bomber in the Luftwaffe, primarily during the interwar period and the early years of World War II. It appeared at the front at the end of the 1930s, distinguished by its aerodynamic shape and modern technological innovations. It was widely used during the Spanish Civil War and by the Luftwaffe for reconnaissance purposes until 1941.

The Montex SM72173 set has been precisely designed specifically for the ICM-produced model, allowing perfect fitment to the cockpit windows and other important components that need protection during painting. The masks are cut from thin, flexible specialist "kabuki" film to ensure easy adaptation and perfect adhesion, even to rounded surfaces. This film leaves no residue upon removal, eliminating the risk of damaging the model’s delicate parts.

The set includes masks for windows, wheels, and—in selected versions—for parts of the fuselage or engine covers, allowing you to significantly reduce your working time and achieve a professional final effect. Installation is very easy—even less experienced modelers will appreciate the convenient application system.

• Difficulty level: 1/5 (very easy)
• Recommended for: both beginners and advanced modelers who want to enhance the paint quality of cockpits and details in Heinkel He 70 models.

Montex SM72173 He-70 ICM is an invaluable aid in the model finishing stage—guaranteeing clean, sharp lines separating transparent parts from painted surfaces, and boosting the visual value of every replica.