1/72 DH.94 Moth Minor Coupé MASK

The de Havilland DH.94 Moth Minor was a light two-seat sport and touring aircraft designed by the British de Havilland company in the late 1930s as an affordable alternative for private pilots and flying clubs. It belonged to the famous "Moth" family, which greatly influenced the development of civil flying in the interwar period. The Moth Minor was characterised by its simple handling, low fuel consumption and compact size, making it popular with novice pilots and for recreational flights. It was produced in both open and closed cockpit (Coupé) versions, with the closed version offering greater comfort and protection from the weather. After the outbreak of World War II, the Moth Minor was also used for basic pilot training and liaison duties. For modellers, it represents an interesting type from the "golden age" of light flying - the elegant lines, civilian and military variants, and the possibility of different colour schemes.

The Special Hobby MASK set is a complement to the DH.94 Moth Minor Coupé kit in 1:72 scale and includes pre-cut self-adhesive masks for all clear parts (cockpit windows, windscreen) and wheels. The use of masks greatly simplifies the spraying process - no need to manually cut out tape or foilThe masks follow the exact shape of the glazing and tyres and ensure sharp, clean edges without paint bleed. This enables professional results even on difficult areas such as window frames or rounded surfaces of clear parts. The masks are made of a thin, flexible material that adheres well to the surface and leaves no adhesive residue after removal. Suitable for working with acrylic and enamel paints.