Imperial Japanese Army Heavy Bomber Model Donryu Type Nakajima Ki-49 (Ki-49-II A) Toy, 1/144 Scale, Aircraft, Pre-painted [Used]

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【Liability】 We are not responsible for malfunctions or damages caused by improper use, such as operating the product without a transformer. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The Type 100 heavy bomber was a heavy bomber of the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. Its prototype designation was Ki-49. Its nickname was Donryu. Comes with stand Size: 1/144 Die-cast *Some assembly required. Imperial Japanese Army Heavy Bomber Model Ki-49 Donryu (Ki-49-II Type A) Toy, 1/144 Scale, Nakajima Aircraft, Pre-painted "Product information" Imperial Japanese Army Heavy Bomber Model Ki-49 Donryu (Ki-49-II Type A) Toy, 1/144 Scale, Nakajima Aircraft, Pre-painted The heavy bomber "Ki-49" was developed in response to the Army's desire for a heavily protected bomber that could carry out bombing missions without escorting fighter aircraft. It was designed and manufactured by Nakajima Aircraft Company. Since it was developed in 1940, the 2600th anniversary of the founding of the Emperor, it would normally have been named "Gi-1 Heavy Bomber," but was instead named "Gi-100" to match the celebratory mood of the 2600th anniversary of the founding of the Emperor. It was expected to be the successor to the Type 97, carrying the hopes of the Army, but when it was deployed in combat, the engine was unreliable and it was hardly usable in early maritime operations. However, as the malfunctions were overcome over time, the durability of the aircraft became a major asset, and it was highly praised for allowing pilots to survive even if they were hit by enemy aircraft. Its nickname is "Nonryu," which is said to come from the name of a temple in Ota City, Gunma Prefecture, where the Nakajima Aircraft factory that was contracted to manufacture the plane was located. "Main specifications" The Type 100 heavy bomber was a heavy bomber of the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. Its Ki number (prototype name) was Ki-49. Its nickname was Donryu. Size: 1/144 Die-cast Comes with stand