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This aircraft was deployed aboard the aircraft carrier Zuikaku, which advanced to Rabaul Air Base to support the Guadalcanal evacuation. Decals are included for aircraft carrier Zuikaku Fighter Squadron aircraft A1-1-129, manufactured by Nakajima, Rabaul Air Base, February 1943, and aircraft carrier Zuikaku Fighter Squadron aircraft A1-1-110, manufactured by Mitsubishi, Rabaul Air Base, February 1943. Decals (markings) Aircraft "A1-1-129" (manufactured by Nakajima) belonging to the aircraft carrier Zuikaku's fighter squadron (Rabaul base, February 1943) Aircraft "A1-1-110" (manufactured by Mitsubishi), belonging to the aircraft carrier Zuikaku's fighter squadron (Rabaul base, February 1943)

A Reproduction of the VMFA-242 aircraft with a large bat painted on the top of the fuselage! Hasegawa brings us a 1/72-scale model kit of the F-35 Lightning II, B version, with a special bat marking on the top surface of the fuselage! The upper and lower doors of the lift fan section and the engine section door can be opened or closed; the landing gear can be built in flight or parked mode. The nozzle can be moved using a rotating gimmick, allowing you to recreate the takeoff position (short-field takeoff). A seated pilot figure and a display stand are included; decals for the U.S. Marine corps 242nd Marine Fighter Attack Squadron "Bats," squadron leader's aircraft DT01, from Iwakuni Base, Features The upper and lower doors of the lift fan section and the engine section door can be opened or closed. The landing gear can be set to either flying or parked. The nozzle can be moved using a rotating gimmick,allowing you to recreate the takeoff state (short-distance takeoff). One pilot figure (seated position) anda display stand are included. Decals (markings) U.S. Marine Corps 242nd Marine Fighter Attack Squadron "Bats" Squadron Leader "DT01" (MCAS Iwakuni: 2024-2025)

This model kit from Hasegawa of the Toyota Celica GT-Four RC adds new resin parts for a lip spoiler!

The North American P-51 Mustang is an American, single-engine, long-range fighter and attack aircraft with a classic tail and all-metal construction. The flight of the prototype took place on October 26, 1940. The P-51 Mustang has earned a reputation as one of the best, if not the best, WWII fighter. Replacing the Allison V-1710-39 engine from the first project with a Rolls-Royce Merlin motor (P-51 Mustang Mk.Ia version) made the Mustang, like never before, reached perfection. The single-seat fighter impressed with its maximum speed, range, maneuverability, and powerful weapons. The combination of all the most important parameters for the assessment of the aircraft made the Mustang prove itself in virtually every role entrusted to it: it gained air superiority, escorted, carried out reconnaissance missions, attacked ground targets. The class of design is evidenced by the fact that the Mustang remained in active service until the 70's! One of the most important versions was the P-51D, based on the P-51B. It received a drip cab fairing, ensuring excellent visibility, and a new engine - Packard V-1650-7, which significantly improved performance. Technical data (P-51D version): length: 9.83m, wingspan: 11.28m, height: 4.08m, maximum speed: 703km / h, rate of climb: 16.3m / s, maximum range: 2755km, ceiling practical: 12800m, armament: fixed - 6 12.7mm M2 machine guns, suspended - up to 908 kg of bombs or 10 127mm HVAR rocket launchers. Features 1/72 scale accuracy Detailed Merlin engine USAAF markings Bubble canopy configuration

This 1/24-scale model kit of the classic 1967 Volkswagen Beetle comes with a 3D-printed figure of a lively young lady in a stocking cap!  Specifications Mold Color: White Size: 17.1cm long when completed

Unassembled plastic model kit of a Nissan Fairlady. Variant Z432R PS30SB 1970. Includes plastic sprues with elements of the model waterslide decal sheet assembly instructions sheet with marking and painting guide Paint and glue not included in the set.

Hasegawa offered up what is easily the best model of the Zero ever produced with their early-type Model 21, etc. kits in 1997. Now, they've turned their attention to their dated Model 52 kit and given it entirely new wing and fuselage parts. The company's pride in what is the most famous Japanese aircraft ever built shows through! Detail is absolutely brilliant throughout -- you won't need any resin detail sets for this one. No fit problems at all. Markings for a 302nd Naval Flying Group plane flown by Ens. Sadaaki Akamatsu, and a 653rd Group plane flying off Zuiho. Shigeo Koike box art. Highly recommended. Specification Item Size/Weight: 34 x 19 x 5 cm / 250g Scale: 1/48

Recreate the machine that participated exclusively in the 6th round of the 1991 All Japan Touring Car Championship, InterTEC! The body parts are white, and window paint stickers are included. Decals (markings) 1991 JTC Round 6 InterTEC Participant Division 1 Class 6th Place Napolex Racing Team Car No.12 Driver: Stefan Johansson/Paolo Va Lilla (Fuji Speedway: November 9-10, 1991)

This 1/24-scale model kit from Hasegawa reproduces the winning machine at the 1991 JSPC Round 5 Sugo Inter 500km Race! A stainless steel rod is included for the antenna, and window painting stickers are also included. Decals for the 1991 All Japan Sports Prototype Car Endurance Championship Round 5 Sugo Inter 500km Race, Toyota Team TOM's car no. 37, driven by Jeff Rees and Aye Erg, Sept. 14-15, 1991 are also included.

A reproduction of the green-bodied Kyoseki Skyline that competed in the 1992 JTC! Features New plastic square headlights and 5-spoke wheels are included. The body color is green. Stickers for painting the windows are included. Square 2-lamp headlights 5-spoke wheels Decals (markings) 1992 All Japan Touring Car Championship Participant NISMO Team Car No.55 Driver: Anders Olofsson/Takayuki Kinoshita

Features This kit recreates a locally modified air defense fighter equipped with a 20mm upward-firing cannon! The 20mm upward-facing gun is made of metal parts. Decals (markings) Modified air defense fighter: Imperial Japanese Army Independent Air Force 17th Squadron (Chōfu Airfield: 1945) 1 other unit

The Mitsubishi Ki-67 Type 4 Heavy Bomber, known to the Allies by the codename “Peggy,” was one of the most advanced Japanese twin-engine bombers of World War II. Introduced in 1944, the Ki-67 was designed for both strategic and tactical bombing, with performance that outclassed many earlier Japanese bombers. It was fast, relatively well-armored, and had self-sealing fuel tanks—features uncommon in most Japanese aircraft of the time. The Ki-67 could carry bombs or torpedoes, making it suitable for both land and naval missions, and it also saw use in kamikaze operations near the end of the war. Hasegawa first released their 1/72 scale Ki-67 Type 4 “Hiryu” kit in 1999, and it remains as the only kit in 1/72 scale of this aircraft, accurate and well-regarded model. The kit features finely engraved recessed panel lines, a highly detailed cockpit, and optional parts to display the bomb bay open or closed. One of its strong points is the excellent surface detail and solid engineering, which allows for smooth assembly and a sturdy final build. The clear parts are crisp, and the inclusion of optional defensive armament positions adds to its flexibility. The interior detail could benefit from aftermarket additions like photo-etch or resin sets if you’re aiming for a super-detailed build. Hasegawa’s Ki-67 offers a good balance of accuracy, ease of build, and visual impact, especially when finished in the green-and-gray camouflage typical of late-war Japanese bombers. The kit offers one single markings belonging to the 74th Air Squadron, 1st Company, aircraft number “74-148”. Offers also optional payload between a torpedo, center line, or bombs. Decals (markings) Japanese Army 74th Air Squadron, 1st Squadron, aircraft "74-148"

Limited reissue of the Hasegawa 1/72 kit P-51D with markings for two aircraft: "Jumping Jacques" of the 3rd FS and "Jan" of the 334th FS. The P-51 Mustang was a fighter aircraft developed in an astonishingly short time of 117 days, based on a contract signed between the British Aircraft Purchase Committee and North American Aircraft in April 1940. Initially exported to Britain, it was also adopted by the U.S. Army Air Forces,which had been indifferent to the P-51, once the United States entered the war . The D model improved rearward visibility compared to the previous B/C models by lowering the upper surface of the rear fuselage and adding a rearward-sliding valve canopy. Early models did not have a dorsal fin in front of the vertical stabilizer, but one was added during production to improve directional stability. The Mustang is considered a masterpiece of World War II, a feat proven in combat. The secret to its excellence lies in its design, which was a step ahead of its class, and its overall well-integrated design.

A kit of the VF-25 fighter mode, the aircraft piloted by Alto Saotome, the main character of the TV anime "Macross F (Frontier)". The cockpit, intake, nozzles, etc. are full of aircraft expressions unique to Hasegawa! Features Head parts and decals can be selected between Alto machine (F type) and Ozma machine (S type). The main wing incorporates a left-right interlocking gimmick. Canopy can be opened or closed. One seated pilot figure is included. Cockpit is a selection formula of single seat / double seat. Vector nozzle can move up and down. Leg can be selected between parked state / flight state. As a bonus part, an air-to-air missile (3x6) + pylon (x6) for mounting on the underside of the main wing is included! Optional Macross stand compatible. The molding color is planned to be white, gray, and clear. Hidetaka Tenjin is in charge of the package illustration. Decal (Marking) VF-25F Private Military Provider S.M.S. Affiliation Machine 007: Alto Saotome boarding machine VF-25S Private Military Provider S.M.S. Affiliation Machine 001: Ozma Lee Boarding Machine

Kaga was laid down in 1920 at the Kobe Kawasaki Shipyard as a 40,000 ton class large battleship equipped with a 40 cm gun following the Nagato class battleship.  Features Highly detailed plastic model kit Assembly required. Requires glue and paint sold separately  1:700 scale

New plastic parts have been added to Hasegawa's 1/24-scale model kit of the Nissan Silvia (S110) late-model to recreate the 1800cc engine hardtop turbo ZSE version! Window painting stickers are included; newly molded plastic parts include the front and rear bumpers, side molding, five-speed manual transmission shift knob, exhaust pipe, and aluminum wheels. New decals are included for the turbo markings and more. Specifications Mold Color: White Size: 18.3cm long when completed New plastic parts, window painting stickers, decals

This custom Datsun 240Z from Hasegawa comes with new resin parts for a chin spoiler! It's also a left-hand drive version, and includes wheel parts used in the Z432R.

Hasegawa's release of the beefy EA-18G Growler!  Features Includes the distinctive electronic warfare pods unique to the type.  Brand new sprues cover all the airframe and cockpit modifications for the Growler from the wingtip pods to HARM missiles to the SATCOM antenna on the spine.  Decals are given for the VAQ-141 "Shadowhawks" CAG bird and an aircraft of VAQ-129 "Vikings".

This is a plastic model kit, which comes unassembled and unpainted. So glue, model paints and other basic modelling tools are additionally required. The Fw190A series was developed as a support fighter for the Bf109, and became a masterpiece fighter that surpassed the Bf109. However, the Fw190A series had one weakness - the engine power suddenly dropped when the aircraft rose to altitudes of 6,000m or above. To address this weakness, the D series was developed, equipped with a liquid-cooled Jumo 213 engine, but the improvement in high altitude performance, which was the target, was not sufficient. However, due to its significantly improved flight performance at medium altitudes and below, the German Air Force decided to adopt it as a new medium-altitude fighter, and production of the first mass-produced D-series model, the D-9, began in August 1944. Specification Number of parts : 111 Model length : 321.5 mm Model width : 328 mm

Hasegawa adds the Toyota Celica LB 1600GT with its distinctive fastback silhouette to their 1/24-scale model kit lineup! It made its debut in April 1973 as a three-door 2+2 couple; as the name "liftback" suggests, it had a large tailgate. When the rear seat backs are folded down, the cargo space could hold surfboards, camping equipment, and other bulky gear. This model kit features many newly developed parts, including the body and interior, based on research conducted on actual vehicles. The chassis will be a set of parts from the conventional Toyota Celica 1600GT; the front grille, bumper, wiper, pillar duct, mirror surface, etc. are plated parts. Eight-spoke Watanabe wheels are included too. Specification Mold Color: White Size: 17.7cm long when completed

A reproduction of the VRM-30 machine that painted Diamond Fuji! The bulges on the left and right fuselage sponsons are made of resin, andthe towel bar antenna is made of etched parts.A display stand is included. Resin Parts Bulges for additional sponsons on both sides of the fuselage Etching parts Towel bar antenna Decals (markings) 30th Fleet Support Multi-Mission Squadron, aircraft "73/9460", "71/9456", "72/9459" (Iwakuni Base: 2024)