Montex SM48488 is a high-quality set of masks and stencils dedicated to the Dornier Do 17Z model by ICM in 1/48 scale. This product is designed for modelers who want to give their model an exceptionally realistic appearance, paying special attention to cockpit details and the perfect reproduction of national and tactical markings characteristic of this Luftwaffe bomber from the World War II era.

• Scale: 1/48 – precisely matched to the ICM Dornier Do 17Z model
• Operator country: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Material: top-quality flexible modeling foil – perfectly adheres to the surface and facilitates precise painting
• Category: modeling masks and painting stencils
• Application: masks for cockpit glazing painting as well as a full set of stencils for painting markings such as German crosses, functional markings, tactical numbers, letters, roundels, and other details matching the decals included in the ICM set
• Historical example: Dornier Do 17Z, known as the "Flying Pencil," widely used by the Luftwaffe during the September Campaign, Battle of France, Battle of Britain, and operations on the Eastern Front

The Montex SM48488 mask set enables very clean and professional painting of cockpits and markings, eliminating the need for water-slide decals. It makes it easier to achieve the effect of authentic painted markings, enhancing the aesthetics of the finished model. The masks are perfectly fitted to the specific ICM model, which eliminates the risk of inaccuracies and significantly reduces the preparation time for painting, allowing you to focus on perfect final finishing.

This product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to achieve professional results. The level of application difficulty is rated at 2 on a scale of 1-5 – the masks are easy to use, and the included step-by-step instructions help avoid mistakes.

By choosing Montex SM48488, you are opting for quality and authenticity in building your Dornier Do 17Z model. It's an investment in precision and satisfaction from working on a historic German bomber model.