A plastic kit of the Japanese Kyushu K11W Shiragiku trainer aircraft in 1:72 scale, the boxing under the designation Special. The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
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The Kyushu K11W Shiragiku was a single-engined trainer aircraft of the Imperial Japanese Navy of the time of the Second World War, whose name translates as white chrysanthemum. Whole crews of bomber aircraft trained on it, that is navigators, bombardiers, radio operators and gunners. Hence the form of the machine as well: a deep fuselage with an extensively glazed compartment for several people and a radial engine of moderate power. For a collector of Japanese aircraft it is a pleasant change among the fighters, because second-line machines tend to carry a different coloring and a different story.
Plastic parts on sprues and building instructions, 1:72 scale. This is a separate boxing designated as Special, which stands alongside the basic box of the same aircraft. The choice of markings and the exact contents of the package are given in the enclosed instructions. The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
The cockpit will call for the most work. Finish the interior and close it up before you start on the fuselage, glue the clear parts with a product intended for clear parts and mask the frames before spraying. Apply the paint in thin layers, so that the fine surface detail is not lost. Try every part dry before gluing; it will save you filling.
For a modeler who collects Japanese aircraft and wants a second-line machine on the shelf as well, not only combat types. Paints, glue and accessories are not included, unless stated otherwise.
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