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The AH-64D Apache Longbow is an improved version of the AH-64A Apache, an all-weather attack helicopter developed and adopted in accordance with the U.S. Army's Advanced Attack Helicopter (AAH) program. The radar-equipped version was called the AH-64D Apache Longbow, while the non-radar-equipped version was called the AH-64C. However, at the end of 1993, the AH-64C designation was discontinued, and all helicopters, regardless of whether they were equipped with radar or not, came to be called the AH-64D Apache Longbow. Features Reissue of the Hasegawa 1/48-scale AH-64D kit with new parts to update it to the most current version Decals to mark it as any of eight JGSDF Longbow Apaches. The new parts are for the Arrowhead PNVS turret and associated cockpit panels, plus Stinger AAM tubes.

Newly-tooled set of US aircraft smart bombs and target pods that includes all the goodies seen on the box photo here. That includes 6 GBU-12, 2 GBU-16, 2 GBU-24, 2 GBU-10, 2 AGM-123, 2 AGM-84E, 2 GBU-31, 2 AN/APX-95, 2 AN/AAQ, 2 AN/AAQ-14 racks, 2 AN/AAQ-13 racks 2 AN/AAQ-13 and 2 TER racks.

A reproduction of VMA-223's special paint scheme commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States! Marine Attack Squadron 223 is the last Harrier-operating unit in the United States Marine Corps. This aircraft is equipped with a target pod on the underside of its fuselage. Decals (markings) U.S. Marine Corps Marine Attack Squadron 223 "Bulldogs" WP250, a specially painted aircraft commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States (2026)

Limited reissue of the Hasegawa 1/48 scale Eagle kit with parts to build it as a single-seat J or a two-seat DJ model. The Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) is the third country in the world, after the US Air Force and Israel, to operate the Eagle. Having previously used the F-104J as an interceptor fighter, the JASDF investigated the FX as a successor to the F-104J. Includes AIM-7 and AAM-3 missiles plus a huge decal sheet that will effectively allow you to model any JASDF F-15 that ever existed (aside from the commemorative schemes).

The Kyushu J7W1 Shinden was Japan's first canard fighter, developed to intercept heavy bombers. The canard layout makes efficient use of internal space, allowing a compact fuselage. Because the canard produces lift, the main wing could be reduced in size, lowering weight and drag and offering advantages for high speed fighter design. A major feature was the ability to concentrate large caliber guns in the nose. Although the Shinden was highly anticipated, it did not see combat; the first prototype completed three flights totaling 45 minutes before the end of the war. Specification Crew: 1 Wingspan: 11.11 m Length: 9.76 m Height: 3.92 m Loaded weight: 5,272 kg Engine: Mitsubishi Ha 43 Type 42 Power: 2,030 hp Maximum speed: 750 km/h at 8,700 m (planned) Fixed armament: four 30 mm cannons First flight: August 3, 1945

A replica of the commander's aircraft of Fighter Squadron 407, which carried out B-29 interception missions!  This aircraft was flown by Captain Yoshishige Hayashi, and it made headlines when it was recovered from the sea off Akune City, Kagoshima Prefecture this April, after being there for the first time in 81 years. Decals (markings) Aircraft "343B-30" flown by Captain Yoshishige Hayashi, commander of the 407th Fighter Squadron, 343rd Naval Air Group (Kanoya Air Base: April 1945) Aircraft "343B-20" flown by Chief Petty Officer Hideo Nakao, Fighter Squadron 407, 343rd Naval Air Group (Matsuyama Air Base: March 1945)

A recreation of the appearance at the 30th anniversary ceremony of the 11th Squadron! The Blue Impulse's 11th Squadron, which began operations on December 22, 1995, celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2025. A 30th- anniversary logo is painted on the side of the intake on the left side of the fuselage, and the number "30" is marked on the vertical stabilizer. Decals (markings) Aircraft "790" and "663" belonging to the 11th Squadron, 4th Air Wing, Japan Air Self-Defense Force, "Blue Impulse" (Matsushima Air Base, January 2026)

This limited edition kit includes a resin figure (1/48 scale) of Chief Petty Officer Tetsuzo Iwamoto! The figure's prototype was created by Ichiro Take. Decals (markings) Aircraft "53-104" flown by Chief Petty Officer Tetsuzo Iwamoto of the 253rd Naval Air Group (Rabaul: February 1944) Aircraft "53-102" flown by Chief Petty Officer Tetsuzo Iwamoto of the 253rd Naval Air Group (Rabaul: January-February 1944)

The Mitsubishi F-2 is a support jet fighter of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force.It comes in two variants: a single-seat A-type and a two-seat B-type, withthe two-seat version primarily used for training and education. The Japan Air Self-Defense Force has historically defended against threats from fighter jets and bombers with the F-15J interceptor fighter, and against threats from ships and tanks with the F-1 support fighter. However, the F-1 is beginning to be retired due to the aging of its aircraft. The F-2 is an aircraft jointly developed by Japan and the United States as a successor to the F-1. Comes with 300 and 600-gallon external tanks, and two Sidewinders.

This kit replicates the prototype version of the Hayate fighter jet. It includes parts for the large-type vertical stabilizer rudder and exhaust manifold. Decals (markings) Army Air Force Technical Research Department, First Increased Prototype Aircraft No. 24 "24" (Fussa Airfield) Air Squadron 22, First Production Run, Prototype No. 62, flown by Warrant Officer Susumu Kuga, "62" (April 1944)

Fine kit of the rugged U.S. WWII dive-bomber. Includes markings for 3 aircraft: 2-S-12 of VS-2 in early 1942 markings, 5-S-9 of VS-5 in late 1942 markings, and 41-S-16 of VS-41 in Operation Torch markings. Features Accurate exterior and cockpit detailing based on SBD-4 configuration Includes parts representing upgraded armor and fuel tank layout Suitable for display, diorama work, and advanced kit building projects

From the theatrical film Macross Frontier "Sayonara no Tsubasa," the VF-19EF/A Isamu Special is now available as a kit with newly added plastic parts.  This aircraft was acquired by Isamu Dyson, who joined SMS, with the cooperation of Jan Neumann of Shinsei Industry, and its wings are equipped with VF-25 super parts. The parts come in ivory, green-gray, and clear. The package illustration is by Naoyuki Morishita.  Includes Main wing super parts Shoulder missile pods SMS suit pilot (seated position) Decals (markings) SMS-affiliated aircraft flown by Isamu Dyson

Re-issue of Hasegawa's six-figure 1/48 scale pilot set. Includes two German, one American, one British and two Japanese figures (set includes 18 figures, three of each of the above six). Average quality.

The "Japanese Navy High-Speed ​​Battleship Hiei" is now available as a 1/700 scale model kit. Of all the Japanese battleships, perhaps no other ship followed such a remarkable fate as the Hiei. Due to the circumstances at the time, while the lead ship Kongo was ordered from the Vickers shipyard in England, the Hiei was entrusted to the Yokosuka Naval Arsenal, where the blueprints were provided and British technology was learned. It was completed in 1914, becoming the first super-dreadnought battleship of the Imperial Japanese Navy built by Japanese engineers.

A reproduction of the Yugumo-class destroyer at the time of its completion in its later configuration! The Yugumo class of destroyers were constructed as improvements to the preceding Kagero class under the Imperial Japanese Navy's (IJN) 4th Naval Armaments Supplement Program (Maru Yon Keikaku) of 1939. The Yugumo destroyers closely resemble the Kagero vessels, with an enlarged upper bridge area on the Yugumo class being a significant distinguishing feature. Another difference of the Yugumo class was an elongated stern - a design feature undertaken as a streamlining measure to reduce water resistance. Combined with a more efficient propulsion system, this gave the Yugumo class a small improvement in speed over its predecessors. The Destroyer had a main armament of "D" -type high-elevation twin-mounted 12.7cm guns. Specifications Belonging to the 11th Torpedo Squadron, March 194418th ship of the Yugumo class Model Length: 170.5 mm Model Width: 16 mm

The Hasegawa WL503 1/700 scale plastic model kit faithfully recreates the legendary Japanese ocean liner Hikawa Maru, which became an icon of the Japanese fleet both in times of peace and during World War II. This model is a real treat for maritime history enthusiasts and fans of ships from the Imperial Japanese Navy. Realistic representation of a historic liner The Hikawa Maru was launched in 1929 and, until the outbreak of World War II, served as a luxury passenger liner on the Japan – Seattle route. When the war began, the ship was requisitioned by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) and converted into a hospital ship. It performed this role until the end of the war, aiding in the transport of wounded personnel and civilians across the Pacific and throughout Japan. After the war, it returned to civilian service. Today, it is preserved as a museum ship in Yokohama. Features Scale: 1/700 – allows for faithful reproduction of all unit details Country of use: Japan Period of use: from the 1930s, World War II, postwar period Material: high quality plastic No photo-etched parts or metal barrels included in the set Contents: parts for assembling the hull, superstructure, deck equipment, instructions

Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Ise “Full Hull Special” Features This deluxe edition includes full-hull parts, metal parts, etched parts, and brass turned parts! An aluminum nameplate and a wooden display stand are also included. Specifications Etched parts: Handrails, etc. Turned wood: Main gun barrel Metal parts: Screw parts Model Length: 315.5mm, Model Width: 57.5mm

The Hasegawa 522 1/700 Submarine Depot Ship Heianmaru is a highly detailed model kit that allows you to recreate the iconic Japanese submarine depot ship. With its precise molding and accurate design, this model kit is perfect for both beginners and experienced model builders. Features Highly detailed model kit Accurate design of the Japanese submarine depot ship Suitable for beginners and experienced model builders Includes all necessary parts and decals Precise molding for a realistic finish Perfect addition to any model collection

1/700 Scale Plastic Model Kit Waterline Series Item is a plastic model kit and assembly is required

1/700 Scale Plastic Model Kit Waterline Series Item is a plastic model kit and assembly is required

All-new tooling of modern missiles as found on current warplanes. Includes six AIM-9L/M, six AIM-7M, six AIM-120, three AGM-84E, three AGM-119A Penguins with launcher adapters, six CBU-87/B, three AN/APX-95 TACTS PODs, and three other types of launcher rails.

Bring your 1/72 scale jet fighter weapons load up to date with this set. Includes LANTIRN pods plus racks, AN/ALQ-184ECM Pod, AGM-154A JSOW and GBU-31 JDAM. As a bonus - the F-14 LAU-138 Launcher which allows the F-14 Tomcat to carry the AIM-9M and extra chaff dispensers for the `Bomb-Cat`.

From Kaoru Shintani's manga "Area 88," the Tiger Shark is now available as a model kit! This is a limited edition kit that comes with an acrylic stand of "Makoto Kazama." This 1/72 scale model recreates the state-of-the-art Tiger Shark aircraft acquired by Shin, who was appointed Air Force Captain during the latter half of the story, around the time of the relocation to the new Area 88 base. Two types of vertical stabilizer lines are available to choose from.  Decals (markings) Aslan Kingdom Air Force, Foreign Legion Base Area 88, piloted by Makoto Kazama

The F-117, secretly developed by the U.S. Air Force, is an aircraft equipped with capabilities that make it difficult to detect by infrared and radar. Its development dates back to the stealth research aircraft "Have Blue," which made its first flight in 1977. The two research aircraft were built andunderwent numerous flight tests in secrecy in preparation for practical use. As a result, the Air Force placed an order for a full-scale development aircraft in November 1978, and deliveries of the production F-117A began in 1982. The aircraft's shape is composed of complex planes to scatter radar waves , and to counter infrared radiation, the exhaust nozzles are elongated laterally to lower the exhaust temperature with outside air. The F-117A was initially developed as a fighter jet but lacked air-to-air combat capabilities and was used for ground attack missions. It became famous for its pinpoint bombing during the 1991 Gulf War , but its first mission was the attack on Panama in 1989. Features 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.