Plastic model that requires assembly and painting
Tools, paint, etc. are required separately.

The prototype of the 96 warship, the 9th test single battle, made its first flight in 1935, 80 years ago.
It is a successful work designed by Jiro Horikoshi, who later became famous as the chief designer of the "Zero Fighter".
We worked to reduce the weight of the fuselage and adopted sunken tacks to reduce air resistance, aiming to improve speed, and achieved an amazing speed of 450 km/h at the time.
In addition, it was a fighter that incorporated the latest technology and ideas such as twisting down the main wing to improve air combat performance and adopting flaps to improve landing performance.
In 1936, it was adopted by the Japanese Navy as the world's first monoplane fighter.
At the time of its appearance, it boasted world-class performance in terms of speed, climbing power, and air combat performance, demonstrating that Japan's design technology had reached global standards.
Approximately 1,000 aircraft were produced and were used from the Sino-Japanese War to the early stages of the Pacific War.
The technology and experience nurtured through the development and production of the 96 warship greatly contributed to the birth of its successor, the famous "Zero Fighter".
[The definitive edition of the 96 warship's super-precision model is born!] Recreating the charm of the 96 warship's beautiful body shape, with its refined slim fuselage and gently curved elliptical main wings, on a 1/144 scale. Did
The twisted down shape of the main wing and the engraving lines of the main wing and the fuselage outer plate, which were molded based on detailed examination of photographs at the time, are a must-see.
In order to ensure visibility during landing, the missing cowl flaps, the nose part, and the dent for aiming the engine cowling are faithfully made into parts.
It is an ultra-precise model that has been carefully reproduced from the shape of parts such as the streamlined fixed leg cover, the landing hook and the drop tank to the engraving lines.
You can choose 4 types of colorful aircraft paint such as Hokoku-373 (Isetan Go) of Chitose Air Corps of new research.
Decals are made by Cartograf, Italy.
Manga artist Yukihisa Fujita's fun comic BOX 1 box contains 2 "Ninety-six warfare"
(From Discovery Japan Mall)