Infini Model 1/350 Scale IMP Series Japanese Navy Watertight Doors
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$50.13 CAD - Regular price
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$50.13 CAD
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Product Overview
Infini Model presents the 1/350 Scale IMP Series Japanese Navy Watertight Doors, a must-have for model ship enthusiasts. Made with precision etching parts, this product enhances the detail of your naval models. Perfect for those who appreciate Japanese craftsmanship in scale modeling.
Key Benefits
- Enhances realism with finely detailed parts
- Compatible with various 1/350 scale naval models
- Easy to apply with standard modeling tools
- Durable and lightweight material for lasting use
- Supports creative customization of your model
Ingredients & Formula
- High-quality etching parts
- Fragrance-free
- Non-toxic materials
- Easy to paint and customize
How to Use
Begin by selecting the appropriate watertight door part. Carefully detach the etching from the sprue using a sharp hobby knife. Clean any excess material from the edges. Use a fine adhesive to secure the door in place on your model. Allow the adhesive to dry completely before proceeding with painting or additional assembly.
Who Is It For
- Model builders looking for enhanced details
- Enthusiasts of Japanese naval history
- Hobbyists seeking to improve their scale models
- Individuals interested in customizing their model ships
FAQ
Q: Can these parts be painted?
A: Yes, the etching parts can be painted after installation to match your model's color scheme.
Q: How do I attach the watertight doors?
A: Use a fine adhesive suitable for plastic models to secure the doors in place.
Q: Are these parts compatible with all 1/350 scale models?
A: They are designed for various 1/350 scale naval models, but please check dimensions for compatibility.
Q: How long does the adhesive take to dry?
A: Drying time may vary, but typically it takes about 30 minutes to an hour for a strong bond.
Q: Is there a recommended technique for handling these parts?
A: Use tweezers for precise handling to avoid bending or damaging the delicate etching.
Q: Should I do a patch test before use?
A: While these are model parts, if you have concerns about adhesives, a patch test is recommended.
