Hasegawa 02243 Mitsubishi Ki15-I & Ki46-II/III 1/72 – set of two Japanese reconnaissance aircraft model kits

We present the plastic model kit Hasegawa 02243 Mitsubishi Ki15-I and Ki46-II/III in the popular 1/72 scale in our model store offer. This is a unique proposition for aviation enthusiasts of the World War II period, allowing you to build two distinctive reconnaissance aircraft used by the Imperial Japanese Air Force at the same time.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of origin: Japan
• Historical period: World War II
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Material: High-quality polystyrene plastic
• Extras: Precisely reproduced details, decals for several marking options
• Set contents: Two complete models – Mitsubishi Ki15-I and Mitsubishi Ki46 in version II/III
• Glues and paints: The set does not include glue or paints – we recommend purchasing dedicated model accessories

Mitsubishi Ki15-I, also known as "Babs", was a fast reconnaissance and light bomber aircraft used during border conflicts in Manchuria and in the early battles in the Pacific. It was mainly in service from the second half of the 1930s to the early stages of World War II. Mitsubishi Ki46-II/III "Dinah" on the other hand, is a long-range reconnaissance aircraft famous for its speed and agility, as well as high effectiveness in delivering reconnaissance information during 1941–1945. The Ki46-III variant featured an improved engine and aerodynamic design, making it one of the fastest aircraft of its type in its era.

The models feature high build quality: precise cockpit elements, detailed fuselage and wing surfaces, clear panel lines, and a rich set of decals, allowing you to choose from several authentic paint schemes. This allows modelers to recreate both early and late World War II machines.

Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – an ideal set for both intermediate modelers and ambitious beginners interested in historical aviation.

The Hasegawa 02243 Mitsubishi Ki15-I & Ki46-II/III set is recommended for every history enthusiast and collector of Japanese military aircraft. It is a perfect choice to expand a World War II collection, guaranteeing satisfaction from both construction and display.