A plastic model that requires assembly and painting. Separate tools, paint, etc. are required.
Product introduction 1/72 scale plastic model. The Shoki was developed as a heavy fighter with an emphasis on hit-and-run tactics, and had the characteristics of a local fighter with a short cruising range. It will be deployed in the mainland air defense battle and will become the cornerstone of the imperial capital's air defense. As for the Shoki equipment units, the 70th Flight Squadron, the 23rd Flight Squadron, and the 47th Flight Squadron were in charge of the Tokyo area, and the 246th Flight Squadron was in charge of the Keihanshin area, demonstrating their true potential as air defense fighters against the incoming B-29s. did. Army Air Force pilots who were used to flying light fighters seemed to dislike the maneuverability of the aircraft, but once they got used to it, they became fascinated by its speed, straightforward maneuverability, and stability when shooting. It seems like it wasn't as difficult as it was said to be. (From Discovery Japan Mall) Safety Warning Not applicable