Platz 1/72 JASDF Trainer T-33A 302/501st Squadron w/Dashboard, Seatbelt 3D Decals - japan NEW

Plastic model [Scale] 1/72 [Size] Overall length about 150 mm ● With 3D decals that easily express the realistic finish of the cockpit [About the actual machine] The T-33 Shooting Star is a jet trainer that has been mainly operated by the United States Air Force since 1948 after World War II. It was also used by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force and was a familiar aircraft in the Japanese sky. The engine is equipped with one Allison J33-A-35 centrifugal turbojet engine. It boasted a top speed of Mach 0.8 without a chip tank or external armament. Adopted an aircraft design with straight wings in tandem double seats. By 1959, it had produced more than 6,500 aircraft and became a best-selling aircraft used in more than 30 countries around the world. [About the model] A plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the T-33A, a jet trainer operated by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force on a 1/72 scale. The kit reproduced with parts composition that is easy to assemble is finished with a total length of about 15 cm. The shape of the aircraft with straight wings is firmly reproduced. In addition, delicate expressions such as panel lines enhance the feeling. The air brake can be assembled by selecting opening and closing. In addition to the delicate reproduction of the legs, the reproduction of the storage is not to be missed. And in this kit, 3D decals of the cockpit instrument panel and seat belt are set. You can express the meters of the instrument panel with a three-dimensional finish just by pasting it like a normal decal. In addition, 3D decals are also available for seat belts. You can enjoy a more realistic atmosphere by adding a three-dimensional effect to the finish of the cockpit. The markings include the markings of the 302nd Squadron affiliation aircraft depicting the white-tailed eagle and the 501st Squadron affiliation aircraft depicting the woodpecker on the tail. 【Major features】 ■ Reproduce the T-33A jet trainer operated by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force on 1/72 scale ■ Finished total length is about 15 cm ■ A set of 3D decals with a three-dimensional finish on the instrument panel and seat belts that enhance the reality of the cockpit. ■ Reproduce the markings recorded for the first time in the Platts kit of the 302nd Squadron and 501st Squadron belonging aircraft