Plastic model 1/72 Army high-speed research machine Ki 78 Kenzo New Historical Research Ver. Multi Material Kit [KJ-3]

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Product Explanation ■ The "Kensan" masterpiece multi-material kit that is now attracting attention with the release of the phantom recording film is revived with new historical evidence!
New recording of the markings confirmed in the newly released film is recorded in the decal.
The image of the test flight and the recorded flight can be reproduced.
Kensan is the speed research aircraft that is attracting attention again.
Kensan was newly released as the recording film from the time of the development that had been considered a phantom.
It is known as "the fastest Japanese wing" and was developed by the Japanese Army during World War II.
It is characterized by its compact and sharp style designed specifically for speed with the aim of researching high-speed flight and establishing a speed record for fighter aircraft design.
The first flight was made in December 1942 (1942). After repeated test flights at Kakamigahara Airfield in Gifu Prefecture, it recorded a speed of 699.9 km / h on December 27, 1943, which was the fastest for a domestic reciprocating aircraft.
[Main features]
It also recorded the "Fumna" character on the flap confirmed in the newly released film in the decal.
The fuselage and main wings are each integrally molded. In addition, it recorded the "Fumna" character on the flap confirmed in the newly released film in the decal.
The metal
1/72 scale. In addition, the wind shield is also integrally molded with transparent urethane for ease of assembly.
The propeller and legs are made of precision white metal
1/72 scale. The total length at completion is 112 mm.
Details of the product
Size at completion : approximately 112 mm. アンリミ