About Ki-46 III Type 100
The Japanese forces had a formidable asset at their disposal in the form of the Ki-46 long-range reconnaissance aircraft, which first appeared in 1939 and went through versions I and II before the advent of the Ki -46 III, which boasted aerodynamic features such as an elegant canopy extending from front to rear and cowlings around its twin 1,300 hp Ha-112 engines, its ceiling of 10,000 meters and an exceptional range of 4,000 meters, while having a top-class speed of 630 km/h, making it the fastest Japanese fighter in the Pacific in its time. The Ki-46 III took part in combat from 1944, traversing the skies over China, Asia and the Pacific, avoiding anti-aircraft fire thanks to its speed. a key reconnaissance fighter for Japanese forces
About the Kurogane 4x4
Designed in accordance with specifications issued by the Japanese Army, the Type 95 - also known as the Kurogane - underwent numerous changes even after deployment, those produced from 1936 had a three-seat design with ammunition The 1,400cc V2 engine with 33 horsepower was achieved off-road thanks to independent front and rear rigid suspensions with large-diameter tires, and between 1934 and 1943, 4,800 of the various types were produced, serving in China, Asia and Asia. Pacific in a wide range of roles.
Plastic model to be glued together by the Japanese company Tamiya. Kit does not include glue and paint.
Specifications:
- scale: 1/48
- product code: 25217
- manufacturer: TAMIYA
For more information and photos, please visit the manufacturer's website (link in the tab above).
Presentation of the model in the video: