Product Description
Introducing the precise and impressive 1/72 scale Type 99 Carrier Bomber Model 11! This is the kit you'll want to build this year!
The Type 99 Carrier Bomber, commonly known as the "Type 99 Carrier Bomber," was one of the Imperial Japanese Navy's leading carrier bombers, production of which began in 1939, before the outbreak of the Pacific War.
With its beautiful elliptical wings and equipped with dive brakes, it is an extremely beautiful and sturdy masterpiece.
They specialized in dive bombing, and thanks to the excellent aircraft and pilots, they performed remarkably from the start of the war. Along with the Zero fighter and Type 97 carrier attack plane, they destroyed many ships of the US Navy's Pacific Fleet in the attack on Pearl Harbor, and they also played an active role in many naval battles thereafter.
Along with the Zero fighter, it was a key player in the Japanese Navy's rapid advance in the early stages of the Pacific War.
The accuracy of the aircraft shape and the reproduction of fine details are impeccable.
In addition, the wing tips can be produced in either a folded or extended position.
The armament consists of 250kg bomb and 60kg bomb parts.
Markings can be selected from a total of eight aircraft, including those from the aircraft carrier Akagi.
All of these aircraft participated in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
[Main features]
- The main wings of the Type 99 carrier bomber are accurately reproduced and can be folded.
- Clear parts are used for the canopy
- Cockpit interior is reproduced in detail
- Engine with outstanding detail
- Propellers reproduced true to scale
-Details under the wings are also faithfully reproduced.
- Accurately recreated 250kg bomb
-Pitot tubes are also realistically reproduced
-Instrument panel reproduced in minute detail
-You can choose from 8 different markings
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Product Specifications
- Item code
- DR5045
- JAN code
- 4545782129311
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 3 per household.