36312 Tamiya - 1/16 Japanese Fighter Pilot - WWII Imperial Navy  [36312]

Tamiya 36312 - 1/16 Japanese Fighter Pilot - WWII Imperial Navy
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36312
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Tamiya has released Japanese Fighter Pilot WWII Imperial Navy in 1/16 Scale Models assembly kit under World War Soldiers Military Series category

Warrior of this Improving Sun

This figure model illustrates a Japanese Navy fighter pilot, whom, throughout the settings concerning the famous Zero fighter, cleared the skies of Allied aircraft at the start of WWII. The appearance of the very first war airmen including journey suit, trip restriction, goggles, and life vest is accurately reproduced. The big 1/16 scale showcases the practical pose and expressive facial features of the figure completely. Modelers can decide to construct the figure with hands folded or in a more heroic stance with a katana in its right hand. Goggle connections are manufactured from clear components and standing insignia are recreated with top-quality stickers. A display base is conveniently included too

Regarding the Uniform

To the initial phases from the war inside Pacific, japan Navy airmens' standard uniform wound up being a flight suit, red leather-based journey boots and flight cap, and goggles with an anodized aluminum frame. Gloves and a life vest completed the ensemble. Certified rules did not allow a katana become triggered board as a result of the danger of impacting the compass reading, but many photographs show airmen with katana inside their aircraft.

 

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