"French dressing"
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Scale: 1:32 / 54mm
parts: 5
Material: polyurethane cast resin
Unbuilt and unpainted kit
Parts:
2 boots
1 pair of gloves
figure
right arm
parts: 5
Material: polyurethane cast resin
Unbuilt and unpainted kit
Parts:
2 boots
1 pair of gloves
figure
right arm
Before assembly, check the fit and remove the release agent with isopropyl alcohol or acetone. Cut off sprues with a saw/cutter. Wear a dust mask or respiratory mask when machining to avoid inhaling dust particles.
Carefully heat warped parts (e.g. with a hairdryer) and bend them into shape. Glue with 2K or superglue. Unpainted cast parts darken over time and can turn yellow - especially when exposed to UV light.
Field tunic (based on the 1913 model): horizon blue; buttons silver; Rank stripes for a sous-lieutenant (matt) silver; Front service chevrons and collar insignia of (matt) silver cantilla
Brassard (for aircrew): horizon blue fabric; Embroidery (matte) silver cantilla
Overalls (introduced late 1915/early 1916): beige; buttons as well; Lining (also called gorilla) dark brown
Shoes: dark brown leather
Balaclava: (field) gray knitting wool
Aviator goggles: clear lenses with aluminum frame; gray / beige elastic strap
Lined shoes: natural colored / dark brown leather with fur lining; black metal hooks
Gloves: brown or black leather; fur lining
Brassard (for aircrew): horizon blue fabric; Embroidery (matte) silver cantilla
Overalls (introduced late 1915/early 1916): beige; buttons as well; Lining (also called gorilla) dark brown
Shoes: dark brown leather
Balaclava: (field) gray knitting wool
Aviator goggles: clear lenses with aluminum frame; gray / beige elastic strap
Lined shoes: natural colored / dark brown leather with fur lining; black metal hooks
Gloves: brown or black leather; fur lining
