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Aoshima brings us a set of decals that's made especially for their Variable Fighter Girl VF-25S Messiah model kit! These decals can also be used with the previously released VF-25F and VF-25G. Markings for the Super Parts equipment is included, and they're all made in highly versatile New Unified Force colors that will work well with low-visibility colors too. Two sheets of decals are included as shown; model kits shown are not included. Includes 2 sheets of decals for VF-25S, VF-25G and VF-25F (136 x 280 mm | 5.4" x 11")

Features 20-inch pulling tires included Wheels for one vehicle Decals Polycaps

Features Includes 20-inch stretched tires for extreme use Wheel 4pcs Decal Poly cap

Features Includes 20-inch stretched tires for extreme use Wheel 4pcs Decal Poly cap

Features Includes 20-inch stretched tires for extreme use Wheel 4pcs Decal Poly cap

Aoshima brings us a set of four detailed BBS LM 18-inch tires and wheels for their 1/24-scale car model kits!

Aoshima brings us a set of four detailed AVS Model 5 18-inch tires and wheels for their 1/24-scale car model kits!

Aoshima brings us a set of four detailed Enkei RP03 18-inch tires and wheels for their 1/24-scale car model kits!

Aoshima brings us a set of four detailed Work Equip 19-inch tires and wheels for their 1/24-scale car model kits!

Arsene, the persona used by the protagonist in the hugely popular video game "Persona 5," returns to Aoshima's "ACKS" character figure model-kit lineup! He's molded in color so you don't need to worry about painting him, and he snaps together so glue isn't needed; his clothing and the pattern of his wings are finely sculpted in incredible detail, and he comes with an interchangeable hand and a base that can be used with any ACKS figure. Decals are also provided. Specifications Approximately 26cm tall, 35cm wingspan when completed Materials: PS, ABS, PVC, PE

The Iron Clad Series lineup welcomes the return of the Takao 1944 edition! After a long-awaited reissue, the Imperial Japanese Navy heavy cruiser Takao 1944 edition makes a comeback with updated equipment for the first time in 15 years. This model kit includes a range of equipment such as anti-aircraft guns and high-angle guns, sourced from various kits including the Takao 1942 retake edition. Enjoy the enhanced precision of the Takao model compared to the 2008 kit. Experience its grand presence in big scale, distinct from the 1942 retake edition. Features Deck, binoculars, main gun barrel (slide), retake pedestal, external wiring, reconnaissance aircraft, and mounting boat from the Imperial Japanese Navy Heavy Cruiser Takao 1942 retake 12.7cm twin high-angle gun, 25mm twin and triple machine guns, and catapult from the Imperial Japanese Navy Battleship Kongo 1944 Type 13 radar from the Maya 1944 retake

This is a set of photo-etched metal detailing parts for use with ship models.

Aoshima's Full-Hull Series Gets a Long-Awaited Renewal!! The outfitting parts have been newly researched and redesigned. By incorporating multiple slide mechanisms into the molds, we've accurately reproduced the intricate details of the 1/700 scale. We proudly present the reborn, more precise 1/700 scale warship (full-hull model) series. Maya was commissioned as the third ship of the Takao-class heavy cruisers. During the Pacific War, she fought in fierce battles including operations in the Solomon Islands and the Battle off Attu. After participating in the Battle of the Philippine Sea in 1944, she was sunk during the Battle of Leyte Gulf by a torpedo attack from the U.S. submarine USS Dace. This kit recreates Maya in her 1944 configuration, after being damaged at Truk Lagoon in 1943 and subsequently repaired and converted into an anti-aircraft cruiser. The conversion included the removal of her No.3 main turret and the addition of six twin 12.7cm high-angle gun mounts and twelve triple 25mm anti-aircraft guns. This 1/700 scale plastic model kit features newly designed equipment parts, including high-angle guns and anti-aircraft weaponry.  Features Achieves intricate and precise molding using slide molds! Updated equipment parts, focusing on high-angle guns and anti-aircraft weaponry!! Material：PS Outfitting Parts Renewed with Newly Designed Molds Highly detailed and precise molding achieved through slide-mold technology Updated equipment parts, focusing on high-angle guns and anti-aircraft weaponry Outfitting Parts Renewed with Newly Designed Molds Type 89 12.7cm Twin High-Angle Guns Type 96 25mm Triple Anti-Aircraft Guns 9m Cutter 12m Motor Launch 11m Motor Boat Kure Type No.2 Model 5 Catapult Type 0 Reconnaissance Seaplane Anchors Chrysanthemum Crest

Designed for operations along the Chinese coastline and the lower Yangtze River, the Uji was the second ship of the Hashidate‑class gunboats, known for their comparatively heavy armament for vessels of their type and era. This plastic model kit faithfully captures the dense arrangement of equipment and superstructure packed into the compact hull, including the class’s distinctive high‑angle guns and various onboard weapons.  Features Newly included full‑color painting guide Includes a same‑scale Type 97 Fighter aircraft

The Ōnami is the second ship of the Takanami‑class general‑purpose destroyers, entering service in 2003. Based on the earlier Murasame‑class design, the class features several updates, including the adoption of a 127 mm main gun. The hull and superstructure incorporate angled surfaces to enhance stealth performance. A total of five ships were built, and together with the preceding Murasame‑class and the succeeding Akizuki‑class, they form the core of the JMSDF escort fleet. This kit is easy to assemble thanks to its low parts count, while still accurately capturing the details of the Ōnami. A newly printed full‑color painting guide is included. Features Newly added full‑color painting guide Newly included decals for low‑visibility markings

Packed with wide‑ranging usability! The Sambar was developed by Shinroku Momose, the creator of the Subaru 360, as its chief engineer, and the first model was launched in 1961. The Sambar had an advanced cab-over-engine style for a light truck at the time, and the rear engine layout and four-wheel independent suspension that brought out stable driving and great traction performance became the identity of the Sambar, a tradition that continued until the end of sales of the sixth generation in 2012. Features Assembly‑type plastic model of the late‑model third‑generation “Gōriki Sambar” (K88 type) Repliceted catalog specifications Uses molds developed in the 1980s Normal 10‑inch steel wheels Comes with leisure accessories such as a surfboard, boat, snorkel, and more

NEW — The Skyline of Love In February 1983, the long‑awaited Turbo RS was added to the popular Skyline RS lineup, promoted with the bold slogan “You can’t talk DOHC without 4 valves.” As the first true high‑performance Skyline since the original GT‑R, it delivered an unprecedented 190 PS at 6400 rpm and a power‑to‑weight ratio of 6.1 kg/PS. It surpassed every Skyline before it in both output and performance, earning its title as the most powerful Skyline in history. Features An assembly plastic model of the early‑model Turbo RS in the ‘Aero Custom’ specification. Features the exclusive Aero Custom body Includes late‑model interior parts Aero components included Fender spoilers Hood duct Sunroof Genuine aluminum wheels Includes aluminum license plate parts Equipped with 15‑inch P7 tires Uses molds originally developed in the 1980s

A Lamborghini masterpiece named after the devil Replacing the wildly successful Countach, the Diablo debuted in 1990 as Lamborghini’s new flagship model. A sporty GT road model was also introduced. Only 80 units were produced worldwide. Its enlarged 5,992cc high‑displacement engine delivers 575 hp, the most powerful in the Diablo lineup, achieving a top speed of 338 km/h and 0–100 km/h in under 4 seconds. Features Scissor doors can open and close Engine hood can open and close Engine faithfully reproduced Tail lenses molded in separate colors Includes window‑frame masking stickers

Top Secret Full‑Equipped Parts The seventh‑generation Silvia, the S15, debuted in January 1999 as a full model change from the S14. Under the slogan “SPORTS! SILVIA,” it embraced a more hardcore sports‑car character, pursuing sharper, more focused driving performance. Its downsized body returned to the 5‑number class, and the SR20DET—boosted to 250 PS—paired with a new 6‑speed manual transmission delivered a fresh, exhilarating driving feel that continues to attract fans today. Features Full Aero Kit by Top Secret Aero hood Canards Front bumper Side skirts Rear bumper Wheels: 19-inch Volk Racing GT‑C Muffler Bucket seat GT wing Includes window‑frame decals

Mines‑Spec R34 In January 1999, the R34 Skyline GT‑R (BNR34) was born from the already‑dominant R33 GT‑R. Its power unit was a further‑refined version of the legendary RB26DETT carried over from the R32. Although its maximum output remained at the self‑imposed domestic limit of 280 PS, it boasted 40.0 kg·m of torque and an impressive 15.6 kg·m per liter—making it the most powerful Japanese engine of its time. A newly developed 6‑speed manual transmission, co‑engineered with Getrag, was adopted. The body was downsized compared to the R33, greatly enhancing handling performance. Production sadly ended in August 2002 due to emissions regulations, closing the chapter on this iconic model. Features Front bumper with air scoop Carbon aero mirrors (Type 2) Trunk spoiler Canards 18‑inch BBS LM wheels Includes window‑frame decals

ROYAL MACHINE The 750RS, launched in 1973, was equipped with a DOHC 4-cylinder engine with a displacement of 746cc, a change in bore and stroke from the 900 Super4, and beautifully styled chassis with a teardrop fuel tank and a tail cowl that was innovative for its model name. It is still popular today and is often reffered to as the Z2 because of its model name. Features Faithfully recreates the 750RS in its iconic “Fireball” color scheme Rubber tires for a realistic look and feel Wiring and hoses reproduced using vinyl tubing Distinctive tank, side covers, and tail cowl accurately reproduced Metal screws used for the axles and steering stem for realism and easier assembly Uses molds originally developed in the 1980s