Air Horn Nathan M5R24
$5.00
The M5R24 is the same grouping of five Airchimes as in Model M5, except that bells 2 and 4 have been reversed on the base for greater warning coverage to the rear. The tone combinations used achieve a pleasing and highly effective signal of great penetration in both directions. All demintions taken from company artwork. Two horns per bag.
- Many of our parts come with supports still attached, and will need to be carefully cut. We always recommend a good sprue cutter for this. Some minor sanding may be required. Parts that have had their supports removed may have some small bumps where the supports were removed that will need to be sanded/filed off for a better fit.ACC glue works well for all our resin parts. Parts take paint well after priming. We recommend Mr. Primer Surfacer 1000, but any good thin primer will work.
All parts come unpainted.
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