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Customized with mesh-type aluminum wheels! The aluminum wheels are made of plastic and the body parts are white.

Hasegawa brings us a 1/24-scale model kit version of the Subaru Impreza that underwent minor changes in 1994! It includes a sports wagon-style steering wheel and matte-plated wheel parts. 18.2cm long when completed

A reproduction of the car that came in 2nd place in the 1991 JTC Round 2 Features The body parts are black. Window color decals are included. Decals (markings) 1991 All Japan Touring Car Championship, Team Taisan, Car No. 2, Drivers: Kenji Takahashi/Keiichi Tsuchiya, Round 2 Suzuka Super Touring Car 500km Race: Division 1 Class, 2nd Place (Suzuka Circuit: July 6-7, 1991)

This is a reproduction of the "Limited S," a special edition model released in January 1994, based on the 4th generation Fairlady Z (Z32) with a naturally aspirated (NA) engine and a 2+2 (4-seater) configuration. Features The wheels and emblems , which were redesigned in the minor update,are included as new plastic parts. The body parts are white. Includes 1974 original wheels emblem Decals (markings): Body side stripes, wood trim in the interior, etc.

A white Supra is now available as a model kit!  This kit includes aluminum wheels, a MOMO steering wheel, and a front bumper with a brake air duct front spoiler . The body parts are white. Window color decals are included.

Hasegawa brings us a model kit of the stunning Lamborghini Jota SVR, together with a resin figure of Sasha Ilyushina! Wearing a cute and sporty outfit, Sasha pauses to take a selfie with her phone, wanting to show her friends this sleek and sexy supercar! Decals are included for the car's markings and Sasha's eyes.

Hasegawa continues its "Wild Egg Girls" model-kit lineup with this release, featuring a Volkswagen Beetle together with a resin figure of Hazumi Rei! Decals are included for the figure's eyes and the car's markings. Resin parts Rei Hazumi figure (Sculptor: Satoshi Tsujimura) Decals (markings) Eye decals Original markings for the Volkswagen Beetle

From the "Classic Car Girls" series serialized in the monthly magazine "Model Graphics," this 1/24 scale figure is based on an illustration by Kei Fuyume. It comes as a set of a Datsun 240Z plastic model kit and a 3D printed figure kit . Features The Datsun 240Z's body parts are white. The female figure's prototype was created by Takehiko Ogami. *Illustration is for illustrative purposes only. Decals (markings) Automotive markings (meters, etc.) Eye decals for figures

From the "Classic Car Girls" series serialized in the monthly magazine "Model Graphics," a 1/24 scale model of the woman depicted in the illustration by Kei Fuyume has been created. This set includes a Subaru 360 Deluxe plastic model kit and a 3D printed figure kit. Features Subaru 360 Deluxe's ​​body parts are white. Female figure's prototype was created by Takehiko Ogami. 3D printed parts: 1/24 Female Figure Decals: Automotive markings (for meters, etc.) Eye decals for figures, etc.

In December 1937, the same month that the Nakajima Ki-27 fighter was officially adopted,the Army instructed Nakajima alone to prototype the next-generation fighter aircraft (Ki-43). The first prototype was completed in December of the following year.Test flights revealed that while its maximum speed was about 30 km/h faster than the Type 97 fighter, its maneuverability was inferior, making it unsuitable as the next-generation fighter aircraft. Subsequently, various modifications were made , including changes to the wing area and engine replacements, and by September 1940, 13 aircraft (3 prototypes and 10 additional prototypes) were completed. However, they could not convince the military, which was obsessed with dogfighting. However, at that time, the General Staff believed that a long-range fighter aircraft was necessary to support the convoys in the invasion of Singapore . The Ki-43, which was on the verge of being deemed unsuitable, found a way to serve as a long-range fighter. Specifications Number of Parts: 94 Model Length: 299mm Model Width: 328mm

The Hiyo, a major aircraft carrier in the later stages of World War II, is reproduced in 1/350 scale in its appearance upon completion! The kit features support parts for the hull, ensuring both ease of assembly and strength. You can also choose to model the Junyo as it appeared during the Battle of the South Pacific. Specifications Hitaka 3rd Fleet 2nd Air Squadron Flagship (August 1942) Junyo, flagship of the 2nd Carrier Division, 3rd Fleet, during the Battle of the South Pacific (October 1942)

This kit recreates the aircraft carrier "Junyo," which played a leading role in the later stages of World War II. For the first time in an aircraft carrier kit, the flight deck features a realistic camber (convex curvature of the deck), and complex structures such as the bridge and smokestacks are precisely reproduced.Support parts are included for the hull to ensure ease of assembly and structural integrity. Attached carrier-based aircraft  Zero Fighter Type 52 x 3 Zero Fighter Type 21 (fighter-bomber type) x 3 Tenzan x3 Comet x3

Shimakaze was literally one of a kind. This fast, heavily armed destroyer was Japan's test bed for a new type of propulsion system. Its steam turbine engines propelled it to 47 mph in test runs despite it carrying twice the guns and more sophisticated torpedoes than any other destroyer running. Japan had originally wanted to launch sixteen of these vessels, but the realities of war and limited production kept Shimakaze in a class all by herself. This kit recreates the Shimakaze, a high-speed destroyer boasting the world's fastest speed of 40 knots at the time and equipped with three quintuple torpedo tubes, as it appeared in its final configuration in November 1944. New parts have been added to represent the enhanced armament, includingthe triple 25mm machine guns added near the aft torpedo tubes, the Type 13 radar, and the additional single 25mm machine guns. This kit pursues precision as a scale model while also featuring a new style of parts division that emphasizes accurate color reproduction through the use of colored parts. It achieves a quality that provides great satisfaction even when assembled without painting. Features Kit features display stand and full decals Parts come molded in grey, gold (propellers), brown, clear, black and red

This model recreates the 15th ship of the Kagero-class destroyer, Nowaki, as it appeared during the Battle of the Philippine Sea! The set also includes options for its sister ships, Hamakaze and Tanikaze. Specifications Model overall length: 347.5 mm Model overall beam: 33 mm Variant options: Nowaki (during the Battle of the Philippine Sea, June 1944) Hamakaze during the Battle of the Philippine Sea (June 1944) Tanikaze Cho-1 Transport Unit (September 1943)

From Ace Combat 7, we're releasing a 1/48 scale model kit of Strider 2, the second aircraft of the Strider Squadron! Features The aircraft's body parts are gray. The packaging uses CG images. 40.6cm long, 27.2cm wingspan when completed Decals (markings) "Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown" Count's aircraft: "Strider 2"

From the Ace Combat 7 downloadable content, Mobius 1 is now available as a 1/48 scale model kit!  Features The aircraft's body parts are gray. The packaging uses CG images. Decals (markings) ISAF Air Force 118th Tactical Air Squadron aircraft “Möbius 1” “ISAF 118”

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)