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This 1/72-scale model kit of the Nakajima Ki-49 Donryu II type recreates the 3rd Squadron aircraft, with the yellow unit markings on the vertical stabilizer! Decals are included for the Japanese Army 62md Squadron, 3rd Squadron (Borneo, 1944), and the Japanese Army 62nd Squadron, 2nd Squadron. 23.3cm long when completed.

This model kit from Hasegawa builds into a 1/72-scale replica of the H8K2 Flying Boat belonging to the 851st Naval Air Group! The vertical stabilizer features a white-bordered aircraft number. New decals are included for the 851st Naval Air Group aircraft 51-051 (1944), and 851st Naval Air Group aircraft 51-049 (early 1944). Specifications 40.8cm long when completed New decals for 2 versions

This 1/72-scale model kit from Hasegawa builds into a replica of the F-35 Lightning II (A) deployed to the 303rd Squadron at Komatsu Air Base in April 2025! The vertical stabilizer features the low-visibility version of the dragon unit marking. A display stand is included. New decals are included for the Japan Air Self-Defense Force, 6th Wing, 303rd Squadron, aircraft 741, Komatsu Air Base, 2025, and Japan Air Self-Defense Force, 6th Wing, 303rd Squadron, aircraft 743, Komatsu Air Base, 2025. Specifications 21.7cm long when completed New decals for 2 versions

This 1/72-scale model kit from Hasegawa reproduces the aircraft belonging to the 755th Naval Air Group, which was renamed the Wonsan Air Group! The armaments are selectable between eight 60kg bombs or two 250kg bombs. New decals are included for two versions: 755th Naval Air Group aircraft Y1-338, or Y1-341. Specifications Size: 22.8cm long, 34.7cm wingspan when completed Includes new decals

Hasegawa brings us a 1/72-scale model kit of the F-15J Eagle in its special paint job to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Flight Development and Testing Wing! Features Parts for the modernized aircraft are included New decals for the Japan Air Self-Defense Force Flight Development and Testing Wing 70th anniversary, aircraft 942, from Gifu Air Base in 2025. Modernized upgrade parts included for contemporary configuration Ideal for collectors, scale modelers, and hobbyists focused on modern Japanese military aircraft and F-15 builds Specifications 26.7cm long, 17.9cm wingspan when completed

Hasegawa 1/72 A-1H Skyraider model kit reproducing the aircraft that shot down a MiG-17 on June 20, 1965. Highly detailed injection molded kit ideal for collectors and scale model builders. Features Includes weapon parts: rocket tubes, rocket pods, bombs Decals include markings for two historical U.S. Navy aircraft: USS Midway, Attack Squadron 25, NE577, flown by Captain Clint Johnson — credited with shooting down a MiG-17 on June 20, 1965 USS Intrepid, Attack Squadron 176, AK409, flown by Lieutenant William T. Patton — credited with shooting down a MiG-17 on October 9, 1966 Finished model dimensions: length 167 mm, wingspan 212 mm

The Sikorsky HSS-2B Sea King is an anti-submarine helicopter of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. The Maritime Self-Defense Force initially used the HSS-2 and -2A, but from fiscal 1972 procurement it was changed to the HSS-2B type. The HSS-2B is an aircraft almost equivalent to the SH-3H used by the US Navy, and has enhanced anti-submarine detection equipment. The installed anti-submarine detection equipment includes HQS102 dipping sonar, HPS-102 search radar, ASQ-81B(V)-2 magnetic detection device (MAD), AN/ALR-66ESM reverse detection device, and 12 sonobuoy chutes. Although it is equipped with this equipment, the sonobuoy is not equipped with an analysis device, so when it receives a sonobuoy radio wave, it is relayed to the mother ship via a data link device. The HSS-2B is equipped with a Tactical Information Processing System (TDDS) that comprehensively processes data from the onboard detection equipment, making it possible to instantly display the necessary data on the scope, making it easier for the crew to work. The load has been reduced and the accuracy of operational flights has been greatly improved. HSS-2B comes in land-based and carrier-based versions, and the carrier-based version is equipped with a hydraulic winch that extends and hoists the hole-down cable as an onboard restraint system.

The Mitsubishi F-2 is a support jet fighter of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force.The JASDF has deployed the F-15J interceptor fighter to defend against threats from fighters and bombers, while the F-1 support fighter has been used to defend against threats from ships and tanks. The F-2 was developed jointly by Japan and the United States as a successor to the F-1. Initially called the FS-X, this aircraft was based on the F-16 andwas designed using the latest technology. Itsdistinctive external design includes a fuselage and wings that are slightly larger than those of the F-16, a larger radome to accommodate a new radar, anda three-section canopy to protect against bird strikes during low-altitude flight. Decals (markings) 4th Air Wing, 21st Squadron (Matsushima Air Base) Aircraft belonging to the 3rd Squadron, 3rd Air Wing (Misawa Air Base)

The RF-4 is a multi-sensor tactical reconnaissance aircraft. This aircraft had significantly greater capacity than previous fighter reconnaissance aircraft, making it an all-weather multi-sensor aircraft equipped with electronic and infrared sensors in addition to conventional cameras. The RF-4E (Model 98LG) was an aircraft in which the nose of the RF-4C was transplanted onto the airframe of an F-4E without leading edge slats . The first production aircraft made its maiden flight on September 15, 1970, and all 150 aircraft produced were exported to Western countries, including West Germany, Japan, Israel, Iran, Turkey, and Greece. The Japan Air Self-Defense Force ordered 14 aircraft in April 1973 as a successor to the RF-86F, and received all of them in March 1975, establishing the 501st Reconnaissance Squadron at Hyakuri Air Base in Ibaraki Prefecture. Kit includes markings for 5 aircraft, all from the 501st Squadron of the JASDF Air Reconnaissance Group, and each with colorful and distinctive nose art.

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!

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.

Reissue of the Hasegawa 1/48 scale A-7 Corsair II kit with all parts and decals to build it as either a USAF A-7D or a USN A-7E.  The instruction book is split right down the middle, with the complete instructions for the E followed by the complete instructions for the D. So no hassles of jumping steps or trying to figure out in any given step what you need to do or don't need to do. Simply decide at the start which version you want and ignore the other three pages in the instructions!  Decals are provided for a high-vis A-7E of VA-82 "Marauders", a low-vis A-7E of VA-15 "Valions" and a wraparound-camouflage A-7D of the 4450th TG. See box photo or art for marking details.

This limited-edition deluxe model kit from Hasegawa brings us the AH-64D Apache Longbow with Japan Ground Self-Defense Force detail-up parts! Photo-etched parts for the mesh and rear antenna (brass-ground) are included, as are new decals; the package illustration is by Tadashiro Kato. Features 36.7cm long, 30.5cm rotor width when completed Includes new decals, photo-etched parts, brass-ground parts

Ryusei Kai  Here's a 1/48-scale model kit of the Aichi B7A2 attack bomber Ryusei Kai made by the 21st Aircraft Arsenal! The aircraft made by the 21st Aircraft Arsenal has straight paint lines on the top and bottom, anti-glare paint on the nose, and is equipped with a triangular tail gear cover; additional photo-etched parts to recreate this feature are included. New decals are also included for the 752nd Naval Air Group, 5th Attack Squadron, aircraft 752-94, as well as aircraft 752-91, 752-92, and 752-93 from the same squadron. Features Size: 24cm long when completed Includes: Photo-etched parts, new decals Decals (markings) 752nd Naval Air Group, 5th Attack Squadron, 752-94 Bonus: "752-91", "752-92", "752-93"

This 1/48-scale model kit from Hasegawa reproduces the F-22 Raptor Keen Sword of the 302 Fighter Squadron that participated in the Japan-U.S. joint exercise! This limited-edition kit includes photo-etched parts for detailing the weapon bay door, inner size of the nozzle, instrument panel and seat belt. New decals are included for the U.S. Air Force 3rd Wing 302nd Fighter Squadron, squadron commander's aircraft AK302FS from October 2024.  Specification Size: 39.4cm long when completed Includes: Photo-etched parts, new decals

This 1/48-scale model kit from Hasegawa reproduces the F/A-18F Super Hornet with Jolly Rogers 75th anniversary markings! Block II parts are included. Decals are included for the U.S. Navy USS Abraham Lincoln 103rd Fighter Attack Squadron "Jolly Rogers" 75th anniversary markings (CAG aircraft) AG200 (2018). Specification Size: 38.3cm long when completed Includes: Decals for 1 version