Platz 1/144 US Navy F6F-3K Hellcat Unmanned Test Prototype/Unmanned Special Test Plane "Dawn of Drones" japan NEW

Plastic model, 2 machine set
[Scale] 1/144
[Size] When completed: Approximately 72 mm in total length

The history of unmanned aerial vehicles, the beginning of which is revived on 1/144 scale.

【Major features】
■ Modeling the U.S. Navy's flagship fighter F6F Hellcat in World War II, its unmanned aerial vehicle version
■ 1/144 scale, plastic model assembly kit
■ Kit sets parts for 2 machines
■ The total length of the finish is 72mm
■ Five types of markings are available, including unmanned testing machines and aircraft for special missions.
■ You can enjoy painting with a strong presence unique to the aircraft engaged in the highest class special missions.

The term "drone" has now gained citizenship, but it originally meant a full-size unmanned aerial vehicle operated by radio control.
It has a long history, and it is said that it began to be put into practical use as early as World War II, and that some of them also participated in actual battles.
A drone that began by unmanning an already proven aircraft for advanced and special missions. The appearance of the early days will be revived on 1/144 scale.
Among the unmanned aerial vehicle development plans being promoted by each country, the US Navy was the first to achieve results.
The F6F Hellcat, which is famous as a rival of the Zero battle, was also a masterpiece as a base for unmanned aerial vehicles.
The original appearance of such an unmanned aerial vehicle type Hellcat is reproduced with fine details and well-established aircraft parts.
The process of painting the entire surface of the aircraft with warning colors of red and orange, and also painting the tail wings with light blue and pink identification colors is a bit different from making a fighter aircraft.
You can also enjoy the unique presence of a pioneer who challenges new areas of the sky, such as the memorable first unmanned prototype and the aircraft that was involved in a special observation mission in a nuclear test at Bikini Atoll.

* This is an assembly kit. Please read the instructions carefully before assembling.
* Tools such as cutters and nippers and adhesive for plastic models are required to assemble the kit.
* Please use the paint for the plastic model to finish the painting.