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Type 95 1/35 - FINE MOLDS FM50

SKU FIM-FM50

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Veicoli Militari

Category Kit

IJA Type 95 Kurogane 4x4 reconnaissance car kit in 1/35 scale - Fine Molds model. The Type 95 may refer to several Japanese weapons and vehicles developed during the pre-World War II period and during the war. However, one of the best known is the Type 95 Ha-Go, a light tank used by the Japanese Empire during World War II. Here is a description of this famous vehicle. Main features of the Type 95 Ha-Go Origin and role: The Type 95 Ha-Go was designed in the early 1930s and officially adopted in 1935 as a light tank for the Japanese Imperial Army. Its main role was to support infantry and carry out reconnaissance missions. It was one of the most produced Japanese tanks during the war and was widely used in campaigns in China, the Pacific Islands, and other Asian theaters of operation. Design and structure: The Type 95 had light armor, with a maximum thickness of about 12 mm, which provided limited protection against small arms and shrapnel but was ineffective against anti-tank guns or heavy machine guns. The tank had a crew of three: a pilot, a commander/artilleryman, and a machine gunner. The design of the Type 95 was quite simple and oriented toward speed and maneuverability rather than firepower or protection. Motorization and mobility: The tank was powered by a Mitsubishi NVD 6120 diesel engine, which provided about 120 horsepower. The top speed on the road was about 45 km/h, making it relatively fast for the time. It had good movement capability over rough terrain, making it suitable for operations in territories such as jungles and Pacific islands. Armament: The Type 95 was armed with a 37 mm Type 94 cannon mounted in the turret. This cannon was effective against infantry and light vehicles, but was insufficient against the Allies' more heavily armored tanks. In addition to the gun, the Type 95 was equipped with two Type 91 6.5-mm machine guns, one coaxial and one mounted in the hull for machine gunner use. Operational role and use: The Type 95 Ha-Go was widely employed in the early stages of World War II, especially during the Japanese invasions of China and the Philippines. It initially proved effective against ill-equipped infantry and light vehicles. However, as the conflict progressed and more powerful Allied tanks, such as the M4 Sherman, were introduced, the Type 95 proved inferior, both in terms of armament and protection. Despite its weakness, it was used until the end of the war due to the lack of more advanced Japanese armored vehicles. Limitations: The Type 95 Ha-Go suffered from very thin armor and limited armament. This also made it vulnerable to enemy anti-tank light weapons and heavy machine guns. Although it was fast and maneuverable, its light weight and low firepower made it unsuitable for confrontation with the Allies' medium and heavy tanks. During the war in the Pacific, especially against U.S. forces, the Type 95 was at a serious disadvantage against more advanced Allied tanks and tactics. Conclusion The Type 95 Ha-Go was one of the most important light tanks for the Japanese Army during World War II. Although it was suitable for movement warfare in territories such as China or Pacific islands, it proved inadequate when facing the Allies' more powerful armored vehicles. Despite its limitations, the Type 95 was widely used until the end of the conflict, playing a significant role in Japanese operations.

32,75 €

Type 94 truck 1/35 - FINE MOLDS FM31

SKU FIM-FM31

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Veicoli Militari

Category Kit

Japanese Imperial Army Type 94 6-wheel truck kit tarpaulin roof in 1/35 scale - Fine Molds model. Type 94 may refer to several vehicles or weapons developed by the Japanese Empire, especially during the period from the 1930s through World War II. One of the best known is the Type 94 light tank (also known as the Type 94 TK), a small tracked tank employed by the Imperial Japanese Army. Below, I provide an overview of the Type 94 TK. Key features of the Type 94 TK Origin and role: The Type 94 TK was developed in the early 1930s as a light reconnaissance and infantry support tank. Its main role was to carry machine guns and light guns to the battlefield and to support infantry operations with covering fire. It was mainly used for reconnaissance, troop transport, and as a means to quickly infiltrate behind enemy lines. Design and structure: The Type 94 TK had a low weight, around 3 tons, and a crew of 2: a pilot and a gunner/commander. The armor of the tank was thin, with a maximum thickness of about 12 mm, enough to protect the crew only from small arms and shrapnel, but not from heavy cannon or machine gun fire. The design of the vehicle was compact, with a low height and a very small silhouette, allowing it to move quickly through difficult terrain. Motorization and mobility: The Type 94 was powered by a Mitsubishi gasoline engine, which gave it about 35 horsepower. The maximum speed on the road was about 40 km/h, which made it fast enough for reconnaissance and infantry support operations. It had a range of about 200 km, allowing it to operate over long distances without frequent refueling. Armament: The main armament of the Type 94 TK consisted of a Type 91 6.5 mm machine gun or, in later versions, a Type 92 7.7 mm machine gun. Some more advanced versions were equipped with a 37-mm cannon to improve offensive capability against enemy light armored vehicles. Operational role and use: The Type 94 TK was mainly employed during the Sino-Japanese War and the early phase of World War II. However, despite its use in large numbers, it was vulnerable to better armored and armed enemy tanks. It was used mainly in China and other regions of Southeast Asia where the lack of heavy enemy armored vehicles allowed it to be used more effectively. Limitations: The light armor and limited armament made the Type 94 vulnerable to enemy tanks and anti-tank weapons. In addition, its poor speed and maneuverability over rough terrain made it less effective than armored vehicles developed by allied countries. As the war progressed, the Type 94 became obsolete in the face of heavier and better armed Allied tanks. Conclusion The Type 94 TK was one of the first attempts by the Japanese Empire to develop a light tank to support infantry operations and reconnaissance missions. Although it was useful in the early stages of the conflict, it quickly became outdated due to its poor armor and limited armament, especially in combat against more powerful armored vehicles. However, it remains an important vehicle in Japanese military history for its pioneering role in the development of light armored vehicles.

46,60 €

Type 94 truck 1/35 - FINE MOLDS FM30

SKU FIM-FM30

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Veicoli Militari

Category Kit

Japanese Imperial Army Type 94 6-wheel truck kit in 1/35 scale - Fine Molds model. Type 94 can refer to several vehicles or weapons developed by the Japanese Empire, especially during the period from the 1930s until World War II. One of the best known is the Type 94 light tank (also known as the Type 94 TK), a small tracked tank employed by the Imperial Japanese Army. Below, I provide an overview of the Type 94 TK. Key features of the Type 94 TK Origin and role: The Type 94 TK was developed in the early 1930s as a light reconnaissance and infantry support tank. Its main role was to carry machine guns and light guns to the battlefield and to support infantry operations with covering fire. It was mainly used for reconnaissance, troop transport, and as a means to quickly infiltrate behind enemy lines. Design and structure: The Type 94 TK had a low weight, around 3 tons, and a crew of 2: a pilot and a gunner/commander. The armor of the tank was thin, with a maximum thickness of about 12 mm, enough to protect the crew only from small arms and shrapnel, but not from heavy cannon or machine gun fire. The design of the vehicle was compact, with a low height and a very small silhouette, allowing it to move quickly through difficult terrain. Motorization and mobility: The Type 94 was powered by a Mitsubishi gasoline engine, which gave it about 35 horsepower. The maximum speed on the road was about 40 km/h, which made it fast enough for reconnaissance and infantry support operations. It had a range of about 200 km, allowing it to operate over long distances without frequent refueling. Armament: The main armament of the Type 94 TK consisted of a Type 91 6.5 mm machine gun or, in later versions, a Type 92 7.7 mm machine gun. Some more advanced versions were equipped with a 37-mm cannon to improve offensive capability against enemy light armored vehicles. Operational role and use: The Type 94 TK was mainly employed during the Sino-Japanese War and the early phase of World War II. However, despite its use in large numbers, it was vulnerable to better armored and armed enemy tanks. It was used mainly in China and other regions of Southeast Asia where the lack of heavy enemy armored vehicles allowed it to be used more effectively. Limitations: The light armor and limited armament made the Type 94 vulnerable to enemy tanks and anti-tank weapons. In addition, its poor speed and maneuverability over rough terrain made it less effective than armored vehicles developed by allied countries. As the war progressed, the Type 94 became obsolete in the face of heavier and better armed Allied tanks. Conclusion The Type 94 TK was one of the first attempts by the Japanese Empire to develop a light tank to support infantry operations and reconnaissance missions. Although it was useful in the early stages of the conflict, it quickly became outdated due to its poor armor and limited armament, especially in combat against more powerful armored vehicles. However, it remains an important vehicle in Japanese military history for its pioneering role in the development of light armored vehicles.

46,60 €

Type 89 Otsu 1/35 - FINE MOLDS FM62

SKU FIM-FM62

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Veicoli Militari

Category Kit

Imperial Japanese Army Type 89 Otsu medium tank kit in 1/35 scale - Fine Molds model. The Type 89 Otsu is an improved version of the Type 89 I-Go, a Japanese medium tank developed and used by the Imperial Japanese Army during the first half of the 20th century, particularly in the 1930s and early World War II. Key features of the Type 89 Otsu Origin and development: The Type 89 Otsu is an updated variant of the Type 89 Ko, the original version of the Type 89 tank. The main change in the Otsu model was the introduction of a Mitsubishi diesel engine to replace the Ko's gasoline engine, which had reliability and overheating problems. The designation "Otsu" indicates that it is a later or modified version of the vehicle, with improvements aimed at efficiency and performance. Design and structure: The Type 89 Otsu maintained the same general structure as the Type 89 Ko, with light armor of about 6-17 mm and a design suitable for providing infantry support. The tank was still quite tall and squared off, with a central turret and machine guns mounted in front and rear. Motorization: The main improvement of the Type 89 Otsu over the previous model was the introduction of the Mitsubishi diesel engine, which offered greater reliability than the gasoline engine. This change was important because diesel engines were less flammable and more efficient in wartime conditions, especially in hot climates such as those the Japanese faced in Asia and the Pacific. The diesel engine slightly improved the speed and range of the wagon, although the top speed remained relatively low, around 25 km/h. Armament: Like its predecessor version, the Type 89 Otsu was armed with a 57 mm Type 90 cannon designed primarily for infantry support. This cannon was effective against fortified positions and enemy troops, but was not suitable for dealing with more heavily armored tanks. The tank was also equipped with one or two Type 91 6.5-mm machine guns, one mounted in the front of the hull and the other in the turret. Operational role and use: The Type 89 Otsu was used extensively during military campaigns in China and Manchuria. Due to its diesel engine, the Otsu version was better suited for long marches and support of infantry forces. However, as the war continued and Japanese forces faced better equipped armies, such as the Soviet and American armies, the Type 89, including the Otsu, proved increasingly ineffective. Allied tanks such as the M4 Sherman were more powerful and better armored, making the Type 89 Otsu obsolete by the beginning of World War II. Limitations: Despite the modifications made in the Otsu model, the Type 89 remained a rather slow and vulnerable tank. Its thin armor and small-caliber gun were no match for the Allies' more modern tanks. Its limited battlefield performance was particularly evident when Japanese forces faced Soviet tanks during the Nomonhan conflict and American tanks in the Pacific. Evolution and decommissioning: The Type 89 Otsu continued to be used in the early stages of World War II, mainly in China and in defensive operations on Pacific islands. However, as the war evolved and more modern armored vehicles were introduced, it was gradually withdrawn from the front lines and used in secondary or training roles. Conclusion The Type 89 Otsu represents a significant improvement over the initial Type 89 Ko model, especially the more reliable diesel engine. However, like most Japanese armored vehicles, it was limited in terms of armor and firepower, making it unsuitable for battles against more advanced Allied tanks. Despite its limitations, the Type 89 Otsu played an important role in Japan's pre-World War II campaigns and early stages of the conflict.

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Type 89 Ko 1/35 - FINE MOLDS FM56

SKU FIM-FM56

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Veicoli Militari

Category Kit

Imperial Japanese Army Type 89 Ko medium tank kit in 1/35 scale - Fine Molds model. The Type 89 refers primarily to a Japanese medium tank known as the Type 89 I-Go, developed and employed by the Japanese Imperial Army between the late 1920s and World War II. It was one of Japan's first large production tanks and was used mainly during the campaigns in China and Manchuria. Main features of the Type 89 I-Go Origin and development: The Type 89 I-Go was developed in the late 1920s as the first mass-produced medium tank by the Japanese Empire. The goal was to provide an armored vehicle to support infantry during offensive operations. It officially entered service in 1931 and was considered advanced for its time, although it soon became obsolete as war technologies evolved in the following years. Design and structure: The Type 89 had medium-heavy armor for the period, with a maximum thickness of 17 mm. This armor was sufficient to resist small arms, but ineffective against anti-tank guns. The tank had a crew of 4 or 5 members, including a commander, gunner, driver, gunner, and loader. It had a rather tall and squared structure, with a central armed turret and machine guns mounted on the front and rear. Motorization and mobility: The Type 89 was produced in two main versions: the Type 89A and the Type 89B. The first version had a gasoline engine and suffered from overheating problems, while the second version, the Type 89B, had a Mitsubishi diesel engine, which improved performance and reliability. Top speed was about 25 km/h, making it relatively slow compared to later tanks, but sufficient for Japanese tactics of the time, which involved slow, coordinated advances with infantry. Armament: The Type 89 I-Go was armed with a Type 90 57 mm cannon, designed primarily for infantry support and thus effective against troops and fortified positions, but less suitable against other tanks. In addition to the main gun, the tank was equipped with one or two Type 91 6.5-mm machine guns, mounted in the front and rear of the tank. Operational use: The Type 89 was first used during the military campaigns in Manchuria and China, where its capabilities were sufficient against poorly equipped Chinese forces. However, as World War II progressed, its limitations became apparent, especially when facing the Allies' better-equipped armored forces, such as Soviet and U.S. tanks. Despite these limitations, the Type 89 continued to be used until the middle of the war, in part due to the scarcity of more modern armored vehicles available to the Japanese Army. Versions: Type 89A I-Go Ko: This was the original version, equipped with a gasoline engine. It had reliability and overheating problems, which led to the development of the B version. Type 89B I-Go Otsu: Improved version with a more reliable diesel engine. This variant was the most produced and used, with some improvements to the armor and reliability of the tank. Limitations: The Type 89 I-Go quickly became obsolete in the early 1940s because of its light armor, low speed, and limited firepower, especially against the Allies' more modern and better armored tanks. It was intended for operations against infantry and fortified positions, but was not designed for combat against other armored vehicles, a problem that became apparent during battles with Soviet and American tanks. Conclusion The Type 89 I-Go was one of the first medium tanks developed by the Imperial Japanese Army and played a significant role in the Japanese military campaigns in China and Manchuria. Although it was adequate for the conflicts of the late 1930s, it quickly became obsolete as war technology advanced, especially during World War II. The Type 89 represents an important step in the development of Japanese armored vehicles, but its limitations relegated it to a secondary role in the advanced stages of the conflict.

50,20 €

Kugisho D4Y2-S Judy 1/48 - FINE MOLDS FB5

SKU FIM-FB5

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/48

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Imperial Japanese Kugisho D4Y2-S Judy night fighter kit in 1/48 scale - Fine Wolds model. The Kugisho D4Y2-S Judy is a variant of the Yokosuka D4Y "Judy" dive bomber developed by the Japanese Empire during World War II. The D4Y2-S version was modified to play a night fighter role, a solution adopted by the Japanese Imperial Navy to counter night raids by Allied bombers. Key features of the Kugisho D4Y2-S Judy Origin and use: The D4Y "Judy" was designed as a high-speed dive bomber and reconnaissance fighter, but as the conflict unfolded, Japanese forces found themselves in difficulty against Allied night bombers, especially the B-29 Superfortress. In response to this threat, some units of the D4Y were modified for the night fighter role. The D4Y2-S variant was designed for night interception, eliminating the bomb-carrying capability and adding powerful armament to combat enemy bombers. Motorization: The D4Y2-S was powered by an Atsuta 32 engine, a Japanese-made 12-cylinder V-engine derived from the German Daimler-Benz DB 601A engine. This engine provided the Judy with good speed and high-altitude performance, although it suffered from reliability problems. The top speed of the D4Y2-S was about 550 km/h, making it fast enough to attempt to intercept enemy bombers. Armament: The main modification that transformed the D4Y2 into a night fighter was the addition of a 20-mm Type 99 cannon, mounted obliquely behind the cockpit (a configuration known as "Schräge Musik," also used by German night fighters). This gun was designed to attack enemy bombers from below, out of range of their defenses. The D4Y2-S also maintained two light machine guns mounted in the wings. Operational role: The D4Y2-S was primarily used against U.S. bombers, particularly B-29s, operating at night over strategic targets in Japan. However, due to poor radar equipment and the difficulty of locating bombers in night conditions, the Judy did not prove particularly effective as a night fighter. The lack of on-board radar and limited pilot training for night combat significantly reduced its success in this role. Limitations: The D4Y2-S suffered from problems related to the vulnerability of the aircraft structure, derived from its original design as a light dive bomber. It was not armored enough to withstand hits from heavy bombers and their defense systems. In addition, its lack of radar made it difficult to intercept night bombers in the absence of natural light or ground support. Conclusion The Kugisho D4Y2-S Judy represents one of the Imperial Japanese Navy's efforts to adapt its aircraft for night warfare during the final phase of World War II. Although it had some qualities, such as good speed and modified armament, it was not particularly effective in its new role as a night fighter because of the lack of advanced technology and the difficulty of countering powerful Allied bombers such as the B-29.

30,45 €

F-14A Tomcat 1/72- FINE MOLDS FP36

SKU FIM-FP36

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

F-14A Tomcat "TopGun" interceptor and multirole fighter kit in 1/72 scale - Fine Molds model. TheF-14A Tomcat is a version of the famous interceptor and multirole fighter developed by Grumman for the U.S. Navy. The Tomcat is one of the most iconic combat aircraft in military aviation history, known for its role in air superiority, long-range interception, reconnaissance and attack missions. Key features of theF-14A Tomcat: Origin and Development: The F-14A was developed in the 1960s as a response to the U.S. Navy's need for an interceptor aircraft capable of operating from aircraft carriers. It entered service in 1974. It was designed to replace the F-4 Phantom II and to be a highly maneuverable fighter capable of engaging long-range aerial targets, even in close combat conditions. Variable-geometry wing design: The F-14A is famous for its variable-geometry wings, which can move forward or backward according to flight requirements. The wings open fully to improve maneuverability at low speeds and retract delta to increase speed and performance during supersonic flight. This system allows the Tomcat to operate effectively in a variety of situations, from low-speed carrier takeoff to high-speed, high-altitude combat. Armament: The F-14A was armed with a wide range of weapons for air combat and attack missions. Its main armament was the AIM-54 Phoenix missiles, capable of hitting air targets at long ranges (up to 160 km). The Tomcat could also carry AIM-7 Sparrow and AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles for short- and medium-range combat, in addition to its M61 Vulcan 20mm internal rotary cannon. Due to its multi-role capability, the F-14A could also be equipped with laser-guided bombs and other air-to-surface attack weapons in later versions. Radar and avionics systems: The F-14A was equipped with the AN/AWG-9 radar, one of the most advanced of its era. This radar had the capability of tracking up to 24 targets simultaneously and engaging 6 of them with long-range Phoenix missiles. The advanced radar and avionics systems enabled the F-14A to intercept air targets at long range, making it a formidable interceptor against enemy aircraft or anti-ship missiles. Motorization: The F-14A version was powered by two Pratt & Whitney TF30 engines, which were initially problematic in terms of reliability, causing some accidents due to loss of power and operational difficulties. Later versions of the F-14, such as theF-14B andF-14D, solved these problems with the introduction of more powerful and reliable engines, the General Electric F110. Operational role: The F-14A was used primarily as a long-range interceptor, protecting naval fleets from air and missile attacks. Its operational range and ability to engage multiple targets at a distance enabled it to cover large areas of air defense. The Tomcat played an important role in the Gulf Wars and conflicts in the Middle East. It was also used for tactical reconnaissance missions thanks to reconnaissance pods installed under the fuselage. Cultural impacts: The Tomcat gained significant notoriety through the 1986 film "Top Gun," where the fighter was used as the main aircraft for air combat maneuvers. The film helped cement its status as a popular icon. End of service: The F-14 was officially retired from active service in the U.S. Navy in 2006, replaced by the more modern and versatileF/A-18E/F Super Hornet. However, some F-14s continue to be operational in the Iranian Air Force, which acquired them before the 1979 revolution. Conclusion TheF-14A Tomcat has been one of the most important and recognizable fighters in the history of the Air Force. Because of its ability to intercept long-distance targets, variable-geometry wings, and advanced armament, it was the U.S. Navy's flagship fighter for years.

47,25 €

Ki-15-I Babs 1/48 - FINE MOLDS FB23

SKU FIM-FB23

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/48

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

31,50 €

F-4D Night Attacker 1/72 - FINE MOLDS 72747

SKU FIM-72747

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

U.S. Air Force Jet Fighter F-4D "Night Attacker" Limited Edition aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Fine Molds model. TheF-4D Phantom II "Night Attacker" is a variant of the famous McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II interceptor and air superiority bomber fighter used by theU.S. Air Force. This specific variant, theF-4D, was developed to improve night attack capabilities and precision operations in reduced visibility conditions, compared to previous models such as the F-4C. Key features of the F-4D "Night Attacker": Role: Interceptor fighter, bomber and multi-role attacker, with improvements for night attack missions. Introduction into service: The F-4D variant was introduced in the 1960s and was widely used during the Vietnam War. Night Capabilities: The F-4D was equipped with improved systems for target acquisition in low-light conditions, such as advanced radars and targeting equipment that enabled night and all-weather attacks. Armament: Equipped with a wide range of weapons, including AIM-7 Sparrow air-to-air missiles, AIM-9 Sidewinder, air-to-surface missiles, free-falling and guided bombs, as well as a 20 mm Vulcan pod for short-range fire. Engines: Equipped with two General Electric J79-GE-15 engines, which gave it high supersonic speed and great armament-carrying capability. Top speed: About Mach 2.23 (about 2,370 km/h), making it one of the fastest aircraft of its time. Range: Approximately 1,200 nautical miles (about 2,200 km), with extended range due to in-flight refueling capability. Operational use: TheF-4D was used mainly during the Vietnam War and in several other military operations by the USAF. It has been used for intercept, close air support and precision bombing missions. The ability to operate even at night with high precision has been a significant improvement in air operations, particularly in missions against critical targets such as enemy bases and strategic facilities. The F-4 Phantom II, in all its versions, was one of the most versatile and successful aircraft of the Cold War, adopted by numerous countries around the world and used for decades before being gradually replaced by more modern fighters.

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F-15D 1/72 - FINE MOLDS 72952

SKU FIM-72952

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

38,85 €

F-15C Kadena 1/72 - FINE MOLDS 72954

SKU FIM-72954

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

Type 97 Series 57mm Cannon Barrel 1/35 - FINE MOLDS MG65

SKU FIM-MG65

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Veicoli Militari

Category Details

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Type 2 SPG Ho-I 75mm Cannon Barrel 1/35 - FINE MOLDS MG62

SKU FIM-MG62

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Veicoli Militari

Category Details

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JA Type 97 Shinhoto Chi-Ha/Type 1 Chi-He Gun Barrel 1/35 - FINE MOLDS MG60

SKU FIM-MG60

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Veicoli Militari

Category Details

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IJN Type 3 Tank Chi-nu Long Barrel 1/35 - FINE MOLDS MG70

SKU FIM-MG70

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Veicoli Militari

Category Details

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IJA Type 5 75mm/37mm Gun Barrel 1/35 - FINE MOLDS MG69

SKU FIM-MG69

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Veicoli Militari

Category Details

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Kugisho D4Y3 Judy 1/48 - FINE MOLDS FB7

SKU FIM-FB7

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/48

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

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Ki-15 Kamikaze 1/48 - FINE MOLDS FB26

SKU FIM-FB26

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/48

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

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JASDF F-2B Fighter 1/72 - FINE MOLDS 72849

SKU FIM-72849

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

JASDF F-2A Fighter 1/72 - FINE MOLDS 72848

SKU FIM-72848

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

JASDF F-2A Fighter "Veer Guardian 2023" Multirole Fighter Aircraft Kit in 1/72 Scale - Fine Molds Model.The JASDF F-2A Fighter is a multi-role fighter developed in collaboration between the Japanese company Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and the American Lockheed Martin. Here is some information about this aircraft:Origin and Development: The F-2A was developed as a derivative variant of the Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon, a highly recognized combat aircraft used worldwide. It was designed specifically to meet the requirements of the Japanese Air Self-Defense Forces (JASDF).Role and Use: The F-2A is a multi-role fighter designed to perform a variety of missions, including air superiority, interception, tactical bombing, reconnaissance, and tactical troop support. It is designed to operate in a variety of scenarios and operational conditions.Technical Characteristics: The F-2A features a modified wing compared to the F-16, increased fuel capacity to increase range, and an advanced avionics and sensor suite to enhance combat and surveillance capabilities. It is powered by a General Electric F110 turbofan engine, giving it high performance.International Collaboration: The F-2A program involved close collaboration between Japan and the United States, with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries leading development and Lockheed Martin providing technical support and technologies derived from the F-16.Operational Use: The F-2A entered service with the Japanese Air Self-Defense Forces in 2000 and has continued to play a key role in Japan's air defense. It has also been used in national and international security operations, as well as in joint exercises with air forces of other countries.In summary, the JASDF F-2A Fighter is a multi-role fighter jointly developed by Japan and the United States, designed to provide advanced combat and surveillance capabilities for the Japanese Air Self-Defense Forces. It is a key element of Japan's air defense and national security.

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IJA Mitsubishi Ki-15-II 1/48 - FINE MOLDS FB25

SKU FIM-FB25

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/48

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

F-4J

SKU FIM-72743

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

63,00 €

F-4C

SKU FIM-72846

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

68,25 €

F-14A Tomcat

SKU FIN-72936

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

McDonnell Douglas F-4D Phantom II

SKU FIM-72847

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

JASDF F-2A Fighter

SKU FIM-FP48

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

IJN Type 96 Carrier Fighter Mitsubishi A5M4

SKU FIM-FB22

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Scale: 1/48

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

68,25 €

F-4EJ Kai 30

SKU FIM-72738

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

63,00 €

JASDF F-4EJ

SKU FIM-72737

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

68,25 €

US Aircraft Bomb Set ('60s -)

SKU FIM-FP45

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Details

Out of stock

US Air-to-Air Missile Set #2 ('60s-'70s)

SKU FIM-FP44

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Details

21,00 €

US Air Force Jet Fighter F-4D

SKU FIM-FP47S

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: United States of America

Period: Vietnam

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

Japan Air Self-Defense Force RF-4EJ

SKU FIM-FP42

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Period: Vietnam

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

68,25 €

US Marine Corps F-4J "Marines"

SKU FIM-72843

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

68,25 €

US Air Force F-4C

SKU FIM-FP46S

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

46,20 €

U.S. Navy Jet Fighter F-4J

SKU FIM-FP43S

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

JASDF F-4EJ Fighter

SKU FIM-FP37

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

F-4J

SKU FIM-72937

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

US Air Force Jet Fighter F-4E (Early)

SKU FIM-FP41

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: United States of America

Period: Vietnam

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Out of stock

Japan Air Self-Defense Force F-4EJ Kai

SKU FIM-FP40

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Period: Modern

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

68,25 €

Rear view mirror and Formation light

SKU FIM-NC15

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/48

Type: Aircraft

Category Details

19,95 €

Rear view mirror and Formation light

SKU FIM-NA15

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Details

19,95 €

Modern Aircraft Seatbelt Set #4

SKU FIM-NA10

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Category Details

Out of stock

F-4EJ Kai

SKU FIM-72838

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Period: Modern

Category Kit

Out of stock

F-4EJ Kai

SKU FIM-72938

Brand FINE MOLDS

Nation: Japan

Scale: 1/72

Type: Aircraft

Period: Modern

Category Kit

Out of stock