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NA RIZ A Model Aircrafters www.ArizonaModels.com Lozenge Camouflage Directions & Documentation All Scales 1/8 Scale AZM Fokker D7

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Page 1: Lozenge Fabric Manual - digitaldesignllc.comdigitaldesignllc.com/pdf/Lozenge-Fabric-Manual.pdf · fuselage, etc. first with an un-socked, well-temperature-controlled iron at 100-120

NARIZAModel Aircrafters

www.ArizonaModels.com

Lozenge CamouflageDirections & Documentation

All Scales

1/8 Scale AZM Fokker D7

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ON THE COVER

A Hanger 9 ARF Fokker D.VII refinished with scale 4 color German Lozenge Fabric. The model was weathered after covering for an authentic historical look.

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Preparation Note: Wood grain is areas such as a wing leading edge and fuselage sections may show through the fabric. If necessary sand and

paint all wood surfaces with white or light grey primer before applying the fabric. This hides the visibility of the wood grain

through the thin fabric and increases the opacity of the material to give it a more realistic finish.

1.N ote: When peeling off the backing be very careful not to allow the fabric to stick to itself. Cover the bottom of the wings, stfuselage, etc. first with an un-socked, well-temperature-controlled iron at 100-120 C (21 Century iron is recommended).

Refer to your scale documentation for the proper orientation of the fabric pattern. Any overlapping fabric should be about a

¼” overlap.

2.I f the wing under camber is too much to get a permeant attaching, glue the fabric to the lower wing rib with tiny drops of thin

CA after using the iron and adding the top cover. This is necessary otherwise, the fabric may delaminate from the rib during

the shrinking stage or as the model ages.

3.W hen using the iron, an iron sock should be used and the temperature should be adjusted as shown below.

NOTE: This fabric shrinks very fast after a certain threshold temperature. Therefore, once you see the material starting to

shrink, move to the adjacent areas and let the first area cool before going over it for a second time to shrink it further. Keeping

the iron on the same area too long will cause fabric to pull off from balsa or worse, lozenge colors may also be damaged.

4.T he seams on the wing can be covered with strips cut from the Arizona Models Rib Tape prints. Straight cut the tape sections.

The Germans DID NOT cut the tape with pinking shears.

5.M arkings are painted on with Sig's butyrate color dope or Krylon paints.

6.A light MIST of Sig's butyrate clear dope is sprayed over the entire aircraft for protection against glow fuel and also to prevent

material to sag (it shrinks the fabric further when the dope dries). NOTE: Too much dope will case the fabric colors to start

running so extra care is needed when performing this step. SPRAY LIGHTLY. For electric or gas engines this is not required.

Any wrinkles as the model ages can be ironed out.

7.T o weather the fabric, small amounts of graphite powder, (this material is used for lubricating keyholes, etc., and is readily

available in hardware stores) may be rubbed against the fabric. Brush off the excess powder once the desired amount of grime

and dirt is achieved. Spray a second MIST of dope to keep the graphite powder on the fabric.

LOZENGE CAMOUFLAGE FABRIC COVERING PROCEDURE

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Important Note PAINTING:The colors used in the printing are soluble with acetone and MEK. If you plan to use a fuel proofing, dope or other similar

types of finishes, check for color fastness first. If the solution you are planning to use reacts with the finish, try a different

type which is not acetone-based. If you need to use this type of finish it can be applied with an air brush. Apply the finish

by using several light dustings. DO NOT USE a heavy spray as the colors may run. We strongly suggest you test the

procedure on a scrap piece first. Remember, the fabric is not like any other material you have used before.

Important Note IRON:ØCheck the direction of the pattern with your scale documentation and pre-plan the fabric layout.

ØWhen using a fabric sock on the iron you can increase the temperature if you keep the sock wet. This allows a more

efficient heat transfer to the fabric without damaging the printing.

ØWe use only Solare fabrics for the camouflage base. For more information go to the Solar film web site Solarfilm.co.uk

Important Note TRANSPARENCY:We have found that Solare fabric is superior to other types of covering especially in the aggressiveness of the adhesive.

It is also extremely light weight; however, because of the thinness of the material, it does allow strong light to pass through

the weave of the material. This is typically not a problem on small scale models, but does require additional preparation

steps for larger scales and large sheeted and open areas. This is solved by first priming all covered wood surfaces with a

coat of white or grey primer to hide the wood grain. For wings, apply the underside fabric first, for fuselages apply the fabric

to the top and sides first. This will block the light from passing through the model and hide the internal structure. The primer

we use is commonly found at ACE Hardware, Home Depot or Lowe's Hardware stores.

Important Note Rib Tape:German/Austrian rib tape was not pinked. It was ripped in strips. If you ordered the rib tape the blue is used on the upper

and side surfaces. The Dusty Rose is used on the bottom only. Originally the fabric was printed in rolls approximately 5 feet

wide and needed to be sewn together to cover wings. The individual panels would have been joined using strips of the

lozenge fabric itself. This recommendation is for general reference only. When possible refer to historical references for

your model.

1/4 Scale Siemens Schukert D3kit covered with Arizona Models 5 color lozenge fabric.

Dusty Rose Tape on ribsSpare lozenge on panel seams

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Unusual Graphics?We can print the outlines onto the pattern. Any one remember Paint By Numbers?

1/3 Scale Gotha BomberUK Dawn Patrol

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5 Color Pattern1/4 Arizona Models O.A.W D7

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5 Color Pattern1/16 Model Airways D5

5 Color Pattern1/4 Arizona Models D5

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4 Color Pattern3/4 Airdrome Ultralight

4 Color Pattern1/4 Arizona Models D8

3,4 and 5 color lozenge fabric.

Custom printed in scale, sized from 1/16 to full scale.

www.ArizonaModels.com

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