Platz 1/72 IJA HIGH SPEED RESEARCH AIRCRAFT KAWASAKI KI-78 KEN III (NEW INVESTIGATION VER.) japan NEW

It is a propeller kit using various materials such as plastic, metal and resin.

"Kenzo" masterpiece multi-material kit, which is now attracting attention with the release of the phantom recording film, is back with a new testimony!
Newly recorded markings confirmed on the newly released film in the decal

Kenzo is a speed research machine that has recently gained attention again, with the newly released recording film at the time of development that has been considered an illusion so far.
Kenzo, known as the "Fastest Wing in Japan", was developed by the Japanese Army during WWII.
It features a compact and sharp style specially designed for speed with the purpose of researching high-speed flight and establishing speed records for fighter design.
First flight in December 1942.
We repeated test flights at Kakamigahara Airfield in Gifu Prefecture, and on December 27, 1943, we recorded the highest speed of 699.9 km / h for a domestic reciprocating aircraft.

★ Fumna characters on the flaps confirmed in the newly released film are also included in the decal
■ The body is made of high quality urethane resin.
The fuselage and main wing are each integrally molded.
In addition, the windshield is made of transparent urethane as one piece, pursuing ease of assembly
■ Propellers and legs are made of precision white metal
1/72 scale, 112mm in length when completed
■ Using parts made by Anrimi model
■ Decal is high quality silk screen printing

* 1st image: At the time of test flight (unpainted silver + nose bodow paint) December 1942-December 1942
* The image is a prototype.