――Initially, it was developed as an improved version of Typhoon, but the new name of Tempest was given because the main wing was changed to a thin laminar wing and each part of the fuselage was also repaired.
--Mk.II is a type equipped with an air-cooled Centaurus prepared for the war against Japan, and has the longest cruising range in each version of Tempest. It was not in time for the war against Japan and was used in postwar conflicts.
--The Hawker Tempest Mk.II, the strongest British fighter during World War II, is now available on a 1/48 scale.
--This kit, which was jointly developed by Special Hobby and Eduard, combines the newly designed Mk.II main wing and fuselage parts with the Tempest Mk.V cockpit, landing gear, and armed parts currently on sale at Eduard. I am.
――Since it will be released as a [High Tech] version this time, it will come with etched seat belts, resin engine parts, block tread tires, etc. It also contains 5 types of decals (Royal Air Force x 3, Indian Air Force, Pakistan Air Force x 1 each).
――The outline of the aircraft is clever, the mold is delicate, and it is a very easy-to-assemble kit.
--The kit is a high-tech version that includes resin parts, etched parts, mask stickers, etc.
--Marking is 3 types of Royal Air Force and 1 type each of Pakistani Army and Indian Army
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )