Painting Masks for model Mi-28NE (for Zvezda 7255) Scale 1:72 DAN Models MS720006

DAN Models MS720006 provides painting masks for the Mi-28NE helicopter in 1/72. Designed for Zvezda kits, the set focuses on canopy frame sections and wheel hub areas where accurate masking helps maintain sharp painted boundaries on complex glazing shapes.

This aftermarket accessory for scale model kits is intended for helicopter miniature replicas and supports clean paint separation on clear parts. The masks are designed for 1/72 scale helicopter model builds where canopy framing requires careful alignment to avoid paint overlap.

The Mi-28 family features a multi-panel canopy layout with distinct framing lines. Pre-cut masks help reduce manual cutting and assist modelers in keeping panel edges consistent during the painting stage.

For modelers: test-fit each mask section on the canopy before painting to confirm alignment with the frame lines. Press the mask edges gently with a cotton swab to seal the borders, and remove the masks after the paint layer has fully set.

Product Specifications

• Subject: Mi-28NE
• Variant / Family: Mi-28 helicopter family
• Scale: 1/72 (also written as 1:72)
• Product type: Painting Masks
• Type of equipment: Helicopter
• Recommended kit: for Zvezda kits #7246, #7255
• Manufacturer: DAN Models
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• SKU: MS720006

This item is part of DAN Models and belongs to Aftermarket. Browse related sets in Painting Masks. For compatible builds see Helicopter Model Kits and 1/72 Helicopter Model Kits.

FAQ

Which kits are these masks designed for?

The set is designed for Zvezda Mi-28 kits #7246 and #7255 in 1/72.

What parts of the model are covered by the masks?

The masks are intended for canopy frame sections and wheel hubs as described by the manufacturer.

Do I need to adjust the masks before painting?

It is recommended to test-fit each mask on the clear parts before painting to confirm alignment with the canopy frames.

When should the masks be removed?

Remove the masks after the paint has fully set to maintain a clean boundary between painted and unpainted surfaces.