Foxbot FM 72-010 Masks for digital camouflage of Su-25UB Blue 62, Ukranian Air Forces Scale 1:72

Foxbot FM 72-010 is a painting mask set for the Su-25UB Blue 62 in 1/72, created for the Ukrainian Air Forces digital camouflage scheme. This set helps modelers reproduce the segmented camouflage layout directly with paint, which is especially useful on compact airframes where edge accuracy affects the overall look.

As an aftermarket accessory for scale model kits, it is intended for 1/72 scale aircraft model builds. The mask layout supports controlled placement of the digital pattern and helps keep the geometry consistent across the fuselage, wings, and tail surfaces.

Digital camouflage schemes depend on clear transitions between color blocks, so a dedicated mask set can simplify planning and reduce manual measuring during the painting stage. This is particularly helpful on the Su-25UB, where the pattern continues across multiple connected surfaces.

For modelers: apply the base color first and let it cure fully before positioning the masks. De-tack the masks slightly on a clean surface if needed, then work section by section to keep alignment under control and maintain clean paint edges.

Product Specifications

• Subject: Su-25UB Blue 62
• Variant / Family: Ukrainian Air Forces digital camouflage
• Scale: 1/72 (also written as 1:72)
• Product type: Painting Masks
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for ART-Model
• Manufacturer: Foxbot
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Paper
• Package includes: 1 mask sheet, instruction
• SKU: Foxbot FM 72-010

Note: Suitable for Foxbot decals 72-015 and 72-015T.

This item is part of Foxbot and belongs to Painting Masks. For matching builds, see Aircraft Model Kits and 1/72 Aircraft Model Kits.

FAQ

Is this mask set made for one specific aircraft scheme?

Yes. The provided data identifies this set as a digital camouflage mask for Su-25UB Blue 62.

Is this set designed for a specific kit?

Yes. The recommended kit in the provided data is ART-Model.

What is a practical way to use the masks?

Apply the base color first, position the masks in stages, and spray the next color only after checking alignment across connected surfaces.