Foxbot FM 48-020 Masks for clover camouflage of Su-25 Blue 22 (Former 02), Ukranian Air Forces Scale 1:48

Foxbot FM 48-020 Painting Masks are designed for the Su-25 Blue 22 (Former 02) in 1/48 scale, covering the distinctive clover camouflage layout used by Ukrainian Air Forces aircraft. The set is focused on repeatable pattern placement across the airframe, where curved camouflage shapes are a defining visual feature.

As an aftermarket accessory for scale model kits, these masks support accurate painting work on 1/48 scale aircraft model builds. They are intended for compatible Su-25 kits and help organize the camouflage process without relying on freehand pattern drawing.

This mask set is useful for projects where camouflage geometry needs to stay consistent from one airframe section to another. It is also suitable for use with Foxbot decal sheet 48-063 when the build is planned around the same aircraft presentation.

For modelers: test the position of key mask sections before spraying, especially around wing roots, intakes, and fuselage transitions. De-tack the masks slightly on a clean surface before application, then remove them gradually after paint has set to keep edge definition controlled.

Product Specifications

• Subject: Su-25 Blue 22 (Former 02)
• Scale: 1/48 (also written as 1:48)
• Product type: Painting Masks
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for KP, OEZ + other compatible 1/48 Su-25 kits
• Manufacturer: Foxbot
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Paper
• SKU: Foxbot FM 48-020

This item is part of Foxbot and belongs to Painting Masks and Aftermarket. For related builds, browse Aircraft Model Kits and 1/48 Aircraft Model Kits.

FAQ

Are these masks intended for a specific aircraft finish?

Yes. This set is designed for the clover camouflage layout of Su-25 Blue 22 (Former 02) in 1/48 scale.

Can the masks be used with Foxbot decal sheet 48-063?

Yes. The source data states that this mask set is suitable for Foxbot decal sheet 48-063.

What helps achieve clean camouflage edges?

Apply the masks on a clean, fully cured surface, press them down in stages, and remove them carefully after spraying to keep the pattern edges consistent.