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Kitsworld Kitsworld -1:32 Scale Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress Boeing Flying Fortress B-17E 41-2407 No.13 - B-17E 41-2399 No.7 Nemesis of Aeroembolism Boeing Flight Test Laboratory, Muroc Field, 1941-1943.
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Kitsworld -1:32 Scale Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress
  £10.20

Boeing Flying Fortress B-17E 41-2407 No.13 - B-17E 41-2399 No.7 Nemesis of Aeroembolism Boeing Flight Test Laboratory, Muroc Field, 1941-1943.

KW132107 Designed for the Hong Kong HKM01E05. HKM01E29 Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress.

Application Instructions & History

This pack contains decals for two of the three B-17's used for the testing of high altitude flight to and above 35,000 feet by Boeing in collaboration with the Aero Medical Laboratory at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio.

The three specialised B-17s were known as "Fortress Research Laboratories" B-17E No13, 41-2407, B-17E No. 7, 41-2399 and B-17C No. 1, 40-2042 (not included).


Application Instructions
Kitsworld Water-slide Decals are printed on the highest quality decal paper, made up of a water-soluble adhesive and printed on a light blue backing paper.

How to Apply Water-slide Decals.
1). Cut around the decal.
2). Using the tweezers, pick up the decal and put it on the surface of the water - it may curl or sink, but this is normal.
3). Take the decal from the water and place it on a paper towel allowing any excess moisture to drain.
4). If using decal solutions then paint the first decal solution onto the scale model, at the point where you intend to stick the decal.
5). Use a paint brush or tweezers to pick up the decal and place it onto the surface.
6). Once the decal is in position dab a clean paper towel on the decal to soak up any left over water.
7). Leave the decal to dry, once completely dry a thin layer of gloss or matte varnish can be applied.


Stock code: KW132107


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