- A powerful aircraft that appeared at the end of the Japanese Navy Fighter Unit!
[About actual machine]
- In the late Pacific War, Shiden Kai was born to intercept US military aircraft striking the mainland Japan.
- Waterborne fighter aircraft Improved Shiden which was born as a mother of strong wind. It was a masterpiece fighter with a balance of various performances by a combination of sophisticated aircraft and honorary engine of 2,000 horsepower class with repeated refurbishment.
- Production was limited to a few due to the late arrival, but in the 343 aircraft and others who gathered the best of the Navy, they demonstrated their performance to their fullest extent and showed an appropriate success for the Japanese navy's last fighter plane is.
[About the kit]
- Renewal development began from this autumn, Platts' popular 1/144 great aircraft series that has gained popularity.
- The second is the appearance of Shiden Kai that appeared in the end of the war and decorated the end of the Japanese Navy fighter unit.
- Renewed decals, packages, explanatory drawings, while keeping detailed mold expression and easy-to-make kit composition.
- Two sets of 1/144 scale which you can enjoy the airplane kit with ease at reasonable size.
[Major features]
- 1/144 Scale · Plastic Model Unpainted Assembly Kit
- 2 sets
- Total length at completion: 65 mm
- Decalizing the canopy frame also reduces paint difficulty
- Modeling the late stage with small vertical tail area
- Exquisite mold expressions beyond scale such as delicate panel lines
- Silk screen printing decals set with markings for 5 aircraft
- Decal made by Italian · cult graph
- Easy-to-understand explanation of painting by color printing
[Aircraft that can be assembled by selection of a decal]
- Prototype No. 6 Navy Aviation Technology Factory Flight Experimental Department 1944 Yokosuka
- 343 Naval Air Corps Battle No. 701 Squadron Captain Captain Takashi Okubuchi Captain April 1945 Matsuyama Station
- 343 Naval Air Corps Battle No. 407 Squadron Captain Captain Higashi Yoshiaki Air Force April 1945 Matsuyama Station
- 343 Naval Air Corps Battle No. 301 Squadron August 1945 Omura Station
- No 5243 Kawanishi Naruo Factory
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