Fine Molds 1/72 FP Series IJN MITSUBISHI KA-14 REVISED

Plastic / aircraft model assembly kit

[Nine-trial single-seat fighter]
Ninety-sixth-class ship fighter that was the main naval fighter before the zero battle was adopted.
The prototype was a nine-test single-seat fighter, and Jiro Horikoshi was created with a novel design that led to the later Zero Fighter design.
Several types of airframe shapes were sought as prototypes, but this kit reproduces a type that has a cowling with inverted gull wings and numerous protrusions, which is unique among them.
This type is a modified version of the first prototype, and the actual photo is still being communicated.
Naturally, the 1/72 scale plastic model was the first model to reproduce the fuselage and cowling in the new mold, which was different from what was released in the past by a model magazine.

[Kit contents]
Kit features
★ Three-dimensional new mold and plastic model first type.
★ Pursuing ease of assembly and precision with a small number of parts.
★ Unique cowling and reverse gull wings are also reproduced.
★ Reproduce the differences from the aircraft before refurbishment.
★ Comes with a manual of the actual machine.
★ Parts score 47 points + decal

Kotobuki Engine: The heat dissipating fins of the engine are precisely reproduced by laser engraving.
Cockpit: 1/72 scale, but each lever is reproduced with few parts

(From the Fine Mold website)