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Customize Hasegawa's 1/24-scale model kit of the Mazda Savanna RX-7 (SA22C) with five-spoke wheels and a late-model rear spoiler! Window painting stickers are included. Specifications 18cm long, 7.1cm wide when completed Window painting stickers

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.

Purpose-built for the United States Marines, the M featured a more powerful engine, more advanced avionics, and better pilot visibility thanks to a redesigned canopy. This kit builds into a later M, with the pod on top of the vertical stabilizer and all the bumps and antennas around the nose and exhaust. Markings for two aircraft are included, both hi-vis, one from VMA-331 "Bumblebees" with a striking black and yellow rudder and vertical stab, and one from possibly the most famous Marine squadron, VMA-214 "Blacksheep", made legendary by Pappy Boyington and his band of misfits in WW II. Of course, Pappy never flew a Super Scooter, if he had he would have had more than 28 kills!

This kit is based on the B787-8, the next-generation mid-size jet airliner that debuted in October 2011 in ANA colors. Features The fuselage is split into left and right sections, and a support (girder) sandwich design is used to ensure assembly and increase strength. The windows and doors are recreated using decals. The engine is a precise reproduction of the Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engine. The decals recreate the standard Triton Blue color used on the third mass-produced aircraft and onwards. A display stand is included. Decals (markings) All Nippon Airways 4th production aircraft "JA804A" All Nippon Airways 5th mass-produced aircraft "JA805A" Others "JA806A" "JA807A"

The F-14A Tomcat is a carrier-based jet fighter of the United States Navy. The F-14A uses the AWG-9 (Aug-Nine) fire control system to track up to 24 targets (enemies), and can simultaneously attack six of them with Phoenix missiles. The F-14A also employs a unique variable-wing design. These wings are constantly adjusted to the optimum angle by a computer. For example, when the aircraft slows down, the wings spread out to maximize lift.Conversely, when the aircraft is flying at high speed, the wings fold to minimize drag. When the aircraft is on an aircraft carrier, the wings fold in to avoid getting in the way. Decals are for VF-84 "Jolly Rogers", VF-21 "Freelancers", VF-154 "Black Knights" and VF-31 "Tomcatters". Includes White metal wheels (two styles of main wheels), "Rubber" tires, photoetched canopy frame detail parts, Pilot and RIO figures with optional heads and arms, Several styles of sensor pod for under the radome, Optional positions wings, flaps, slats, canopy, burner cans, boarding steps and speedbrakes, Optional pylon, TARPS and nose landing gear parts.

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

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

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.

The McDonnell Douglas F-15D/DJ Eagle is a two-seater version of the F-15C/J Eagle, an air superiority fighter used by the U.S. Air Force and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force as a successor to the F-4 .  Although it is a two-seater, it is only slightly heavier, and its flight performance and weapon systems are almost the same as those of the single-seater. Therefore, it can be used not only for its original role of control transfer training, but also as a two-seater fighter with dual controls for air superiority combat and ground attacks. The F-15E Strike Eagle is a further development of the fighter-bombing capabilities of the F-15 .

This re-release features a full crew and ground troops, perfect for creating detailed dioramas.  It includes 8 Hellfire anti-armor missiles mounted on pylons and offers great potential for building a dynamic, action-packed scene with some extra effort.

F6F-3/5 Hellcat U.S. Navy Carrier Based Fighter The Grumman F6 Hellcat is an American single-engine fighter aircraft of World War II with a semi-hulled airframe in a low-wing configuration. The F6 Hellcat was developed as a development of the successful F4F design. In designing it, the experience of 18 months of F4F operation in the Pacific and numerous feedback from pilots fighting in Wildcat aircraft were used. Structurally, the F6 Hellcat resembled its predecessor with one major change. A low-wing system was used, which allowed the landing gear to be retracted into the lower center wing instead of into the fuselage. This increased track width and stability in motion on the ground. In addition, cockpit truss was used and ammunition was increased. Marking Options Flown by Cmdr. D McCampbell CVG-15 USS Essex Oct. 1944 Leyte Flown by Lt. Cmdr. A Vraciu VF-6 USS Intrepid Reb. 1944 Flown by Cmdr. D McCampbell CVG-15 USS Essex Sept 1944

The Northrop F-20 Tigershark is an international fighter jet created to compete with the Soviet export fighter MIG-23/-27, and was originally called the F-5G. The engine was replaced with a single F404 engine instead of the twin J81 engine of the F-5E, but the thrust increased by 60%, and the speed/acceleration performance and maneuverability were greatly improved. The radar fire control system was also equipped with a more powerful APG67, improving the combat capabilities of air-to-air/air-to-ground/dogfighting. Features Recessed panel lines. Contains parts for one model. Paint and glue are not included. With English instructions.

While the Zero fighter Type 21 enjoyed a rapid advance in the early stages of the war, by 1943 it had become inferior in terms of speed and firepowerto the new, advanced fighter planes of the U.S. Army and Navy that were appearing one after another. Following the Type 32 and Type 22, the Type 52 was developed. Its wingspan was shortened from 12m in the Type 21 and Type 22 to 11m, the cowling was redesigned, and a thrust-type single exhaust pipe was installed to improve speed. As a result, its maximum speed was 565 km/h, 25 km/h faster than the Type 22. Furthermore, the Type 52A was produced, which replaced the 20mm machine guns in the wings with belt-fed Type 99 Model 2, Type 4 20mm machine guns and thickened the wing skin to increase the dive speed limit . However, the Navy's demands continued, resulting in the Type 52B, which strengthened the right side of the 7.7mm machine gun in the nose with a 13mm machine gun, and the Type 52C, which added 13mm machine guns to the outside of the 20mm machine guns on both wings of the Type B. Approximately 6,000 aircraft of the Type 52 series were produced by Nakajima and Mitsubishi and continued to fight until the end of the Pacific War. Features Engraved panel lines.  Markings for two aircraft - 203rd Naval Air Squadron in August 1945 at the Omura Air Base in Nagasaki Prefecture and an aircraft of the 252nd Naval Air Squadron in March 1945 at Shigehara Air Base in Chiba Prefecture.

The F/A-18E/F Super Hornet is an advanced successor to the F/A-18C/D. Additionalfuel tanks were added to increase range. The fuselage was extended by 86 cm, and fuel was also loaded into the vertical stabilizer. The resulting weight increase was compensated for by engines with increased thrust, and the engine changes also resulted in larger intakes. The angular parallelogram-shaped intakes are one of the aircraft's distinctive external features. The aircraft's structure was significantly altered, with the wings extended and the wing area increased to increase lift. Other than that, only some electronics and power systems were updated, and the aircraft is shared with the F/A-18C/D. Features The kit features a well-constructed part configuration that is satisfying to assemble and sharp panel lines. The underside of the main wings includes four drop tanks, two AIM-9Xs,two AMRAAMs, and a targeting pod. Decals (markings) 103rd Fighter Attack Squadron "Jolly Rogers" Squadron Leader "AA103" 102nd Fighter Attack Squadron "Diamondbacks" Squadron Leader "NF102"

A reproduction of the "Sōya" after its third renovation! Japan Coast Guard Antarctic Research Vessel Soya during its third Antarctic research expedition (departed November 12, 1958) Etching parts Handrail after the third renovation Truss for Bell 47G radar doll Dogs, etc.

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

This 1/24-scale model kit from Hasegawa reproduces the Nissan Skyline 2000 Turbo Intercooler RS-Z (R30), with the distinctive front mask known as the Iron Mask! Window painting stickers are included; newly molded plastic parts are included for the hood, front skirt with intercooler intake duct, headlight and taillight covers, RS-X front and rear seats, headlight and taillight mirrors, RS-X door trim, and wheels. Specifications Mold Color: Silver 19.3cm long, 8cm wide when completed Includes window painting stickers

Hasegawa brings us a 1/24-scale model kit of a racing custom version of the legendary Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R (KPGC110)! Features A custom version of Kenmeri with a front spoiler and over fenders! This set includes a front spoiler, overfenders, wheels, and slick tires. The body color is white.