Hasegawa 1/72 Kyushu J7W1 ten Hachi試 local fighter Shinden japan NEW

● Shinden flew the first flight at the Putian (airport) airfield in Kyushu on August 3, 1945 at the end of the Second World War, the Pacific War. This aircraft is a very unusual form of aircraft that takes the main wing behind and usually places a small wing called a horizontal tail.
The engine is at the rear of the fuselage and a propeller is mounted facing backwards.
In this method called enty wing, you can increase the hit rate by equipping the machine gun at the center of the fuselage because there is no propeller on the nose.
Also, the line of the aircraft becomes smooth and high speed can be output.
Earthquake shields were made to fight against long-range bombers such as B-29, but after the war on August 15 the wrestling did not work at all.

【data】
Occupant: 1 pilot
Overall width of the aircraft (main wing width): 11.11 m
Overall length (up to the rear end of the propeller spinner) 9.76 m, total height (from the ground to the tip of the vertical tail): 3.92 m,
Engine: "H 43" 42-inch air-cooled engine
Engine output: 2,030 hp
Maximum speed: 750 km / h at altitude 8,700 m
Armed with aircraft: 30 mm cannon cannon 4 gates