TIN CAN Stencil

Resolution Hobbies

£45

Photo Etch paint stencil to allow the modeller to give a painted Tin Canning or Panel Line effect using various size squares and rectangle shapes. The etch sheets can be cleaned after use and are designed to be used again and again for multiple builds. Ideal for the hulls and upper structures of ships and aircraft framework to show the paneling or plating effect. The PE sheet is the idea of Rob Mathews and was designed by Steve D of Britmodeller. both of whom are excellent modellers in my opinion. Rob has used the stencil recently in his build of HMS Glasgow of the new Foreart Type 42 1/350 ki

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