Tamiya 36312 WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Fighter Pilot (1/16) – Plastic Model Kit

Tamiya 36312 WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Fighter Pilot in 1:16 scale is a unique, highly detailed plastic model kit representing an Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service pilot from World War II. This product is made by the renowned Tamiya company—the world leader in the modeling industry, famous for its high-quality details and excellent part fit.

• Scale: 1:16 – provides an impressive size and the ability to accurately reproduce uniform and equipment details
• Country of user: Japan – the model shows an authentic image of a WWII pilot
• Material: Plastic (high-quality polystyrene) – precisely recreated details, easy processing and painting
• Special features: The model does not include paint or glue—these items must be purchased separately, allowing for individual arrangement and personalization of the figure.
• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945) – depicts a Japanese Navy Air Service pilot serving, for example, in famous carrier-based units operating from aircraft carriers during key battles, such as Midway or Pearl Harbor.
• Category: Plastic model kit – historical figure

The Tamiya 36312 model perfectly recreates the historical uniform and characteristic equipment of Imperial Japanese Navy pilots from World War II, including items such as life vest, fur cap, goggles, straps, and flight bag. The realistic set allows you to create a very impressive figure, which is the perfect addition to dioramas with Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighters or other Japanese fleet aircraft.

We recommend this product to experienced modelers as well as all enthusiasts of military history and aviation, as well as collectors of large-scale figures. The detail and scale of the figure make this model ideal for techniques for painting historical figures, such as weathering, shading, or dry brushing.

• Difficulty level: 3/5 – the model requires precision and basic modeling experience.

Tamiya 36312 WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Fighter Pilot (1/16) is a great choice for expanding your own collection or as a valuable addition to World War II dioramas.