Description
- Features marking for Imperial Japanese Army Air Force 70th and 47th Sentai
- Recessed panel lines
- Illustrated instructions
- Skill level 2 kit
From the Manufacturer
The Nakajima Ki-44 first entered service in July 1942 as a fighter interceptor. Later in the war the Ki-44 proved its worth as the single most effective fighter used in defense of the Japanese Home Islands during the high altitude B-29 attacks on Japan in the later stages of WWII.