Eduard EX717 B-26C Invader TFace 1/48 ICM – painting masks

Eduard EX717 B-26C Invader TFace 1/48 ICM is a set of precision painting masks designed for the 1:48 scale plastic model of the B-26C Invader aircraft, manufactured by ICM. The product is branded by Eduard, a renowned name in the modeling world, known for its attention to detail and high-quality modeling accessories.

• Scale: 1:48
• Intended for: B-26C Invader ICM plastic model
• Category: Modeling accessories – painting masks
• Material: Precisely cut vinyl film
• Manufacturer: Eduard (Czech Republic)

The Eduard EX717 TFace masks allow you to simultaneously protect both the exterior and interior surfaces of the cockpit canopy of the B-26C Invader model. This enables the modeler to achieve a perfect level of detail fidelity—the canopy framework lines remain perfectly sharp after painting, and the cockpit interior gains exceptional realism. This set greatly shortens the time needed to prepare the model for painting and minimizes the risk of paint seeping, allowing even less experienced users to achieve professional results.

B-26C Invader – historical information

The Douglas B-26C Invader aircraft is an American light bomber and attack aircraft, used mainly by the United States Air Force during World War II, as well as in post-war conflicts such as the Korean War and the early stages of the Vietnam War. Produced between 1943 and 1945, it was widely used for tactical missions, night bombings, and ground support. Thanks to its high speed and payload capacity, the B-26 Invader became renowned as one of the most effective support aircraft.

Product features and recommendation

• Precision fit for the ICM B-26C Invader model
• Ease of application – high-quality self-adhesive films
• Reduced risk of damage to transparent elements
• Ideal choice for modelers who value clean finishes
• Level of difficulty: 1/5 – suitable even for beginners

Eduard EX717 B-26C Invader TFace 1/48 ICM is a product we recommend for both beginner and advanced modelers. It is perfect as an aid when building a historically accurate model of an American bomber from World War II and the postwar period. Thanks to its features, the masks significantly improve work comfort and the quality of the final result.