For enthusiasts of World War II aircraft and military vehicles, Tamiya presents a compelling dual model kit that captures the ingenuity of Japanese engineering during the era. This set includes the Kawasaki Ki-61-Id Hien, noted for its distinctive liquid-cooled engine, and the Type 95 Kurogane, a pioneering lightweight 4x4 vehicle.
The Ki-61-Id Hien stands out as the only Japanese fighter of its time to employ a liquid-cooled engine, which contributed to its sleek design and formidable capabilities. This version was equipped with an elongated nose to accommodate 20mm cannons, alongside 12.7mm wing machine guns, allowing it to confront formidable adversaries like the U.S. B29 bombers.
This 1/48 scale model kit offers a detailed representation, including features such as the liquid-cooled engine, ammunition cases, and oil cooler. Builders can appreciate the option to assemble the canopy open or closed, along with a removable upper cowling for engine inspection post-assembly. The kit also includes masking stickers for precise canopy painting and offers two marking options from the 244th Air Group.
The Type 95 Kurogane was a groundbreaking 4x4 vehicle developed for reconnaissance and communication across various terrains in China, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific. This model captures its compact design and functionality, featuring decals and metal transfers for detailing, and includes figures of a standing commander and driver.
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