1/32 WWII "No walk" Luftwaffe Dashed Lines Masking set

This sweet lil thing has been developed to allow the re-presentation of chipped "No Walk Lines" and clean "Dashed Lines" on Liftwaffe WWII aircraft in the 48th and the 32nd. Combined with the careful use of hairspray-, acrylic- or other chipping techniques one can achieve a very attractive little eyecatcher that way.
Another key benefit is that the overall impression of a dashed line will not be affected by excess clear decal material anymore. This masking set is a great companion to all aircraft modelers, whether taking the artistic or the realistic approach to the subject.

How-to:
Preparing the masks: Masks should not be stretched during the application process as they are flexible and this could cause deformation. Remove the whole mask if necessary, and then apply again. Once placed on the model, the mask surface should be adjusted to the surface of the model by tracing all the indentations with a pointed wooden stick.
Painting method: Try not to apply two coats of color at the edges of a mask. Instead, apply one color prior to painting the proper camouflage, and apply the other color after the mask is back on. Otherwise, the coating in the areas encased by the mask may be too thick, and after removing the mask the edges of the lighter color may become visible.