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Hasegawa 1/72 Mitsubishi G3M3 Type 96 Attack Bomber (Nell) Model 23 "755th Flying Group"

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Description

1/72 Mitsubishi G3M3 Type 96 Attack Bomber (Nell) Model 23 "755th Flying Group" by Hasegawa delivers an authentic recreation of this WWII Japanese bomber, complete with markings for the 755th Flying Group for aviation history enthusiasts and experienced model builders.

Featuring:

  • Detailed Exterior: Accurately captures the lines and features of the Mitsubishi G3M3.
  • Specific Unit Markings: Includes high-quality decals for the 755th Flying Group.
  • Historical Significance: Represents a key aircraft in the Imperial Japanese Navy's arsenal during WWII.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):

  • Length: 25.7 cm
  • Wingspan: 34.7 cm
  • Height: 6.1 cm

Technical Specifications:

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Manufacturer: Hasegawa
  • Model: Mitsubishi G3M3 Type 96 Attack Bomber (Nell) Model 23 "755th Flying Group"
  • Parts count: 90+
  • Material: Injection-moulded plastic
  • Assembly: Required
  • Paint/Glue: Required (not included)
  • Recommended Age: 12+
  • Pilot Figures: Included

Perfect for: Adding to a WWII aircraft collection, creating realistic dioramas of the Pacific Theater, and engaging in a challenging and historical model building project.

Why this kit matters

The Mitsubishi G3M, codenamed "Nell" by the Allies, was a vital long-range bomber for the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. Known for its significant range and participation in early Pacific campaigns, including attacks on Pearl Harbor and the sinking of major British warships, it holds a prominent place in aviation history. The 755th Flying Group was one of the units that operated this aircraft, contributing to its operational history.

Building this model allows you to connect with a pivotal piece of aviation history. Display it to honor the engineering and the events in which this aircraft played a role.

How to use it

Assemble the kit using plastic cement (glue) and paint it with colours appropriate for the 755th Flying Group. Consult reference materials for accurate color schemes and decal placement. Display the finished model in your collection or as part of a diorama.

This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.

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