Plastic model 1/144 96th Battle 12th Air Corps (3-107) Saburo Sakai "SWEET DECAL No.38" [14-D038]

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Product Description ■ ── 【Six Six Battles】 is now available in the SWEET DECAL series!

The colorful aircraft painting of the 96th Battle is a very attractive subject, resembling the appearance of a brilliant Sengoku warlord.
Furthermore, many of the Zero Fighter Ace pilots who were active in the Pacific War are reported to have improved their skills by gaining experience in air combat by boarding the 96th war on the Chinese front.
SWEET will select and commercialize the colorful and attractive aircraft and the 96th warship aircraft on which the pilots who later grew to Ace were on board. Please look forward to future product development.
The first is a decal of the Aircraft (3-107) machine of the Nairau Soda era that Saburo Sakai, famous as "Samurai of the Sky", was assigned to the 12th Air Corps of the Chinese front and debuted I made a set.

[The first shot down in the Battle of Sakurai King Saburo Sakai!]
Saburo Sakai's favorite aircraft around May 1944 was operated at the land base, so it arrived at the ship while fighting on board. I removed the hook and removed the antenna support because I didn't equip the radio.
Furthermore, the airfield was muddy in the base at that time, it was muddy, the mud was clogged in the wheel cover, the wheel could lock and a fall accident might occur at the time of landing, the wheel cover rear part was removed It was.

From this time, Nobuo Shimoda, who has been active in aviation magazines as an aircraft illustrator, will decorate the decal set.
Due to Shimoda, who loves airplanes, the unique and warm aircraft deformation and soft colors are attractive.
We will strive to develop future products with new feelings so that it will be a decal set series that more people can enjoy.
Set includes one warship and one cult graph made in Italy.
On the back of the postcard-sized Nobuo Shimoda's color illustration, a Sakai machine color painting is printed.

[Product Details]
Scale: 1/144