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This is the 1/72 Scale Nakajima Ki43-II Hayabusa (Oscar) Plastic Model Kit from Hasegawa. Suitable for Ages 14 & Up. Marking options: One decal sheet with markings for 2 version: 1) 50th Sentai (Fighter Group) 3rd Chutai (Squadron) Sergeant Anabuki 1943 2) 59th Sentai (Fighter Group) Sergeant Major Hirohata New Guinnia 1943. Specification Scale: 1/72 Injection-plastic aircraft model kit May require assembly Recommended for age 14 yrs old and above

Limited reissue of the Hasegawa Eggplane Zero kit with decals to mark it either of two schemes.

Hasegawa's fine 777 kit with markings for ANA's new (2003) livery. The B777 is the world's largest twin-engine passenger aircraft. Its size is comparable to that of the B747, and it is equipped with Pratt & Poitney PW4000, General Electric GE90, and Rolls-Royce Trent 800 engines, each with a thrust of 34,000kg to 38,000kg. It is also Boeing's first passenger aircraft to feature digital fly-by-wire technology.However, unlike Airbus aircraft, the cockpit retains a control wheel, just like conventional aircraft. This difference is also reflected in the approach to protecting the aviation envelope. While Airbus aircraft cancel pilot actions if the pilot attempts to exceed the aviation envelope,the B777 displays warnings, such as a heavier control wheel, if the pilot attempts to exceed the aviation envelope . However, if ignored, the aviation envelope can still be exceeded. This can be seen as a reflection of Boeing's commitment to respecting the pilot's decisions. The B777 is also equipped with the latest avionics, and uses LCD (liquid crystal display) displays instead of the CRT displays used on the B747-400. The Japanese aviation industry is also involved in the development and production of the aircraft, with over 20% of the total being produced in Japan. Also noteworthy is that the B777 is the first aircraft to be built in the spirit of "working together," in which the airlines that will be using the aircraft worked together from the development stage to create a user-friendly aircraft.

In the 1970s, several European nations began to formulate requirements for their next generation of multirole fighters based upon ongoing cold war needs and NATO support obligations. As early development begain in each of these countries, all recognized the risk and expense of such a development was more than any one country would be able to afford. As with the three-country alliance that created PANAVIA's Tornado, a new alliance was formed between the British, Germans, and Italians to create Eurofighter GmbH and its new design, the EF-2000 Typhoon. First flown in 1994, the Typhoon spend the next nine years working through development and test before entering service in 2003 with the RAF, Luftwaffe, Italian AF, and Spanish AF. The aircraft has also been exported to the Royal Saudi and Austrian Air Forces with other nations considering as well. The aircraft is a twin-engined delta-wing multi-role fighter with canards under the cockpit. The platform uses fly-by-wire technology to bring advanced high-angle-of-attack performance in aerial combat.  Features Nice ejection seat (needs seatbelts and harness) Nice cockpit and HUD Positionable canopy Positionable canards Intake trunks end in blank plate Positionable landing gear Positionable dorsal speed brake Optional pilot figure Optional display stand Markings Typhoon FGR.4, ZJ921, 3 Sqn (F), RAF Typhoon FGR.4, ZJ930, 17 Sqn (R), RAF Typhoon, 30+30, JG 74, Luftwaffe, Red Flag Alaska, 2012

This fun figure kit from Hasegawa features two race queens as seen in the early 90's, complete with an umbrella! The designs were created by popular artist Satoshi Tsujimura, and will be the perfect addition to any racing car display, or figure kit collection. Specification Mold Color: Light peach Contents Plastic sprue, Decalsheet (waterslide)

Hasegawa brings us a 1/48-scale model kit of the AH-64E Apache Guardian helicopter! The pointed rotors and upward-facing engine pod exhaust ports are recreated with special parts! The kit can be assembled as the AH064E or the AH-64D Block II late model. The exhaust fins and cooling vent covers are recreated using photo-etched parts. Decals are included for three versions: the U.S. Army model 290927 of the AH-64E, and the U.S. Army models 77028 and 77029 of the AH-64D Block II late model. Features The pointed rotor and upward-facing exhaust port of the engine podare reproduced with special parts! You can choose between the AH-64E and the AH-64D Block II late model. The exhaust fins and cooling vent covers are represented by photo-etched parts. 36.7cm long, 30.5cm rotor width when completed Etching parts Exhaust port fin Cooling vent cover Decals (markings) AH-64E: US Army aircraft "29027" AH-64D Block II Late Model: US Army aircraft "77028", "77029"

This 1/48-scale model kit from Hasegawa recreates the Red Devils' 100th anniversary livery! The antenna on top of the fuselage is an updated part. New decals are included for the U.S. Marine Corps Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 232, "Red Devils," 100th Anniversary livery, WT00 (MCAS Iwakuni, September 2025). Specifications Size: 34.6cm long, 24.5cm wingspan when completed Includes: New decals

The lunar tactical reconnaissance craft LUM-168 Camel as seen in "Operation Dynamo" joins Hasegawa's "Maschinen Krieger" model-kit lineup! This late model features increased armor at the cockpit and fuselage connection. It was used to assault the Strahl Army's lunar weapons arsenal and complex in the great offensive operation of the mercenary army in September 2886. It includes decals with multiple new unit markings, and the cover art is by Kow Yokoyama himself! Features With Decals, painting guide cards Size: 22.2cm long, 16.3cm wide when completed

Reproduce the Shamrock Bay, the 30th ship of the Casablanca class! Features The set includes masking patterns for camouflage painting of the hull sides. The set includes six Wildcats and three Avenger aircraft. The main wings can be folded or extended.

Unassembled plastic model in 1/72 scale of Curtiss P-40 Warhawk WWII fighter aircraft N variant, the final production version. The P-40 series served on all fronts of World War II as the main fighter aircraft of not only the U.S. Army Air Corps but also the Allied forces. While not the most powerful, its mass-production, ease of handling, and durability made it effective in ground attack and anti-bomber combat. The P-40N was designed with a strict weight reduction and wasthe final mass-produced model, with a total of approximately 5,200 aircraft produced , the most of any P-40 in the series. These aircraft were sent to the British, Australian, New Zealand, and Canadian air forces, and were also provided to the Soviet Union. The P-40N-5-CU model was equipped with a new canopy that significantly improved rear visibility. Marking Options: 49th Fighter Group 7th Fighter Squadron Lt J.B. Paris, New Guinea 1944 80th Fighter Group 89rd Fighter Squadron India. Assam Valley, Naggaghuli Base 1944

The F-117, secretly developed by the U.S. Air Force, is an aircraft with the ability to make infrared and radar detection difficult. Its development dates back to the stealth research aircraft "Have Blue" that first flew in 1977 . The two research aircraft were flight tested in strict secrecy with the aim of putting them into practical use. As a result, the Air Force ordered a full-scale development aircraft in November 1978, and deliveries of the production F-117A began in 1982. All the details you need to make a great kit of this plane are here. The cockpit can be completed with the canopy in the open or closed position. Comes with markings for the CO's aircraft of the 49th Fighter Wing, as well as the 37th Tactical Fighter Wing. Beautiful box art by Shigeo Koike.

In 1936, the Royal Air Office created specifications for a new bomber for the future. Based on these specifications, Avro proposed an aircraft called the "Type 679." This aircraft was a twin-engine bomber equipped with Rolls-Royce's new 24-cylinder X-type Vulture engine. It was named "Manchester" and rolled out in 1940,with deployment to units beginning shortly thereafter. The Manchester was used for a year and a half, but due to problems with its engines and propellers, it could not be operated as intended. As a result, a plan emerged to develop the "Manchester III," which involved replacing the engines with Rolls-Royce Merlin X engines and redesigning it from twin-engine to quad-engine to compensate for the engine's lack of power . This aircraft became the prototype for the masterpiece Lancaster. Specifications The kit precisely replicates the Mk.I/Mk.III. The bomb bay can be displayed open or closed. The kit includes 18 x 500lb bombs and 1 x 4000lb bomb for internal storage Decals (markings) Aircraft belonging to the 467th Squadron, "PO◎S" (from summer 1944 onwards) 467th Squadron Affiliated Machine "PO◎S" (May 1944) Aircraft belonging to the 467th Squadron, "PO◎V" (Summer 1943)

Classic custom 1/24 scale model kit of the Toyota Celica LB 1600GT featuring chin spoiler and cross-spoke wheels. Specifications Scale: 1/24 Manufacturer: Hasegawa Model: Toyota Celica LB 1600GT Kit type: Injection molded plastic model kit Included parts: Plastic chin spoiler and cross spoke wheel parts for a classic custom look Body part color: White Assembled dimensions: 177 mm long, 68.5 mm wide Assembly required

From Kow Yokoyama's amazing world of "Maschinen Krieger" comes the Pkf. 85 Falke Antigravity Armored Raider, the debut release in what promises to be a very exciting series of Ma.K. kits from Hasegawa! Sharply molded with fantastic detail, the big Falke will measure 28.6cm (almost a foot) long when completed. Includes a nicely detailed cockpit, engine, and gun areas, and comes with two figures, one standing and one seated. Waterslide decals are included for eight versions. Also includes two Falke data cards, and assembly instructions in Japanese with English.

This new kit really captures the "look" of the plane while also being seriously deformed! Hasegawa really got the art of doing this down years ago, but now, using the latest in molding technology, they can do it better than ever! This kit features separate, slightly hollowed exhausts, an impressive "pilot" figure, drop tanks, and decals for two aircraft, all while still keeping the ease of assembly for which the line is famous.

This limited reissue of the Hasegawa Eggplane Space Shuttle kit comes with decals to mark it as one of three space shuttles: the Columbia, Atlantis or Discovery. Parts come molded in white, black, and clear, and the astronaut figure is completely molded in white for you to detail as you please! Includes Decals (Columbia, Atlantis, and Discovery versions) Specification Mold Color: White, black, clear. Item Size/Weight: 22 x 14 x 4.7 cm / 110g

Hasegawa's magnificent model of the US Navy escort carrier USS Gambier Bay depicts the ship as it appeared during the Battle of Leyte Gulf in October of 1944. Includes three Avengers and six Wildcats, all with positionable folding wings. Also includes a 13-page pamphlet all about the ship, with b&w photos and text in both Japanese and English. The 19-page instruction manual also features both Japanese and English, and includes a page of cut-out masks you can use to help paint the striking camouflage pattern the Gambier Bay wore. Model will measure 47.7cm long when completed. Classy display stands included.

Hasegawa's 1/24-scale model kit of the Mitsubishi Lancer GSR Evolution VI features a lowdown customization that shows off an aggressive look! Incorporate the new 3D-printed brake discs to recreate the lowered look; a large-diameter muffler cutter is also included. Specifications Mold Color: Red Size: 18.1cm long, 7.4cm wide when completed Includes: 3D-printed parts

Big kit of the Mustang, older tooling. Adequate cockpit, engine detail, and fine raised surface detail with some recessed panel lines.

The Shiden Kai was a Japanese Navy fighter plane that was active during World War II and the Pacific War. The Shiden made before the Shiden Kai had the wings attached to the center of the fuselage (called a mid-wing configuration), which caused poor visibility and trouble with the legs attached to the wings being too long. This prompted the fuselage to be redesigned and the wings placed under the fuselage (called a low-wing configuration). The aircraft with this improved design is called the Shiden Kai. The Shiden Kai was a much more powerful aircraft than the Shiden. The Shiden Kai was deployed primarily to the 343rd Air Group at Matsuyama Air Base in Shikoku, and was used to defend the airspace of western Japan, mainly in the naval ports of Hiroshima and Kure.

This incredibly detailed kit of the Hitachi ZW100-6 Multi Plow comes with new parts to turn it into a snowplow! The plow blades are separately movable on the left and right, and a female operator figure is included to drive it. New parts for the warning lights and other parts are also included. Specification Estimated No. of parts: 233 Size: Length: 191.5mm Width: 94.5mm

Hasegawa announces a collaboration with the racing game "Shutoko Battle"! This collaboration machine with original settings and design appears in the game -- it's the Fairlady Z (Z32) driven by the eldest daughter of the Hasegawa hobby shop's second store! Ai Hasegawa is the eldest of the three sisters who are the stars of the Hasegawa hobby shop's second store. She learned from her father from a young age, and devoted herself to model making, honing her skills, and her work is often featured in model magazines. After coming of age, she was appointed manager of the second branch, where she runs the business with her other sisters. She had been recreating her beloved Midnight Rose car in plastic model form, but her passion grew to the point where she made her racing debut with a real car. She now pilots the Z32, which she has repeatedly built in model form, and takes on the challenge of real-scale competition. Specifications Mold Color: Purple Size: 19.1cm long when completed Includes new decals, window painting stickers

Hasegawa adds detail-up parts to this 1/24-scale model kit of the Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R to enhance the sense of precision!  Stainless-steel photo-etched parts and sawn aluminum parts are included. Photo-etched parts for the meter panel, emblem, keyhole, wipers, front grille and license plate are included; the muffler cutter is a sawn aluminum part.  Features Mold Color: Silver Includes: Photo-etched parts, sawn aluminum parts