Decal for airplane 1:72 Mitsubishi Ki-21 Print Scale 72-444

Description: Explore the rich history of aviation with Print Scale's 72-444 Waterslide Decals for Mitsubishi Ki-21 in 1:72 scale. Crafted by Print Scale, a reputable Ukrainian manufacturer, this kit brings iconic aircraft from World War II to life. Product Features: Scale: 1:72 Manufacturer: Print Scale (Ukraine) Country/Region of Manufacture: Ukraine Condition: New in Box Decal Options: Ki-21-Ib, 7th Group, 2nd Squadron, Malaya 1942. Ki-21-llb of the 3rd Dokuritsu Hikotai, Imperial Japanese Army Air Force. The aircraft, with dorsal turret removed and stripped of all armament, was one of nine despatched on a commando mission against the American-held Yontan airfield on Okinawa on 24th May, 1945. Ki-21-Ia 60th Sentai, 2nd Chutai, and used to fly with this appearance over Manchuria in 1939. Ki-21-llb, 98th Group, 2nd Squadron, during operations against Calcutta, India, December 1943. Ki-21-ll Ko (a) 22nd Hikoshidan, Shurebu Displaying field applied camouflaged Green patches, this aircraft was operated by the 22nd Wing Head Quarters and was based in Formosa during 1945. Ki-21-llb 5 Hikoshidan. Based in Japan this aircraft bears the markings of the Head Quarters painted in White on the tail. Camouflage was applied with a brush covering the fuselage and upper surfaces. Ki-21-ll Otsu, 14th Sentai, South Pacific, July 1944. Ki-21-ll Ko(a) 81 Sentai 1 Chutai. Despite primarily using the Dinah some Sally were used including this one. During 1943 81Sentai were based at Lakunai, New Britain. Painted with an uneven application of Green over the fuselage and upper surfaces. Ki-21-l Otsu b 105 Kyoiku Hiko Rentai. Wearing only the national insignia on the wings, the tail bears the markings of the 105 Kyoiku Hiko Rentai Training Unit which in 1941 was based at Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Ki-21-ll Ko (a) 62 Sentai 1 Chutai. Only the undersides of this aircraft were not painted in Green all other areas had an even application of paint. 62 Sentai became part of the 5th Hikoshidan in Tailand in January 1942. Ki-21-l Ko (a) 60 Sentai 2 Chutai Painted in JAAF Green and JAAF Khaki this scheme was worn during 1938 whilst the type were operating in Manchuria. Ki-21-l Otsu (b) 60 Sentai 2 Chutai Green camouflage pattern sprayed over Light Green and presumably applied in the field. This unit supported the invasion of Singapore in January 1942. Advantages: Accurate Decals: High-quality waterslide decals with precise details for realistic aircraft markings. Variety of Options: Choose from multiple decal options, representing different squadrons and historical periods. New in Box: Each set comes sealed in a box, ensuring its integrity and perfect condition. Enhance Model Projects: Perfect for aviation enthusiasts and model builders looking to add authentic markings to their Mitsubishi Ki-21 models. Historical Significance: Immerse yourself in the stories of these aircraft, reliving key moments from World War II. Ukrainian Craftsmanship: Crafted by Print Scale, known for its commitment to accuracy and quality. Immerse yourself in the legendary stories of the Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate with these finely crafted dry decals. Perfect for aviation enthusiasts and model builders, this kit embodies Print Scale's commitment to precision and quality. Unleash your creativity and breathe life into historical aircraft with the Print Scale 72-444 Waterslide Decals for the Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate. Add this kit to your collection and embark on an extraordinary modeling journey.

Price: 18.29 USD

Location: Kyiv

End Time: 2024-11-16T13:05:21.000Z

Shipping Cost: 8.5 USD