1/48 Fastest recorder for Trans-European Route ` Kamikaze ` [FB26]

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■ In order to celebrate the coronation of King George VI of the United Kingdom, the Asahi Shimbun Company received the prototype of Kushichi 式司 Gei, which had not yet completed the official recruitment procedure of the Army, and planned to establish a high-speed record flight to London.
The Kamikaze, which left Tachikawa on April 6, 1937 (1937), arrived in London on April 9, 94 hours and 17 minutes later. It set the world's fastest record.
At that time, Japan was considered to be underdeveloped in aircraft development, and this record was praised with admiration by countries all over the world.
The kit comes with characteristic markings and exclusive parts.
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Scale : 1/48
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