FineMolds 1/72 IJN Planned Interceptor Mitsubishi A7M2 'Reppu' Sam
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Description
Discover the precision and detail of Fine Molds' 1/72 scale unassembled plastic model kit - the "Imperial Japanese Navy Planned Interceptor Mitsubishi A7M2 SAM". Perfect for enthusiasts and modelers, this kit is showcased in the included photos and promises an engaging building experience.
- This kit features 46 parts for assembling 1 detailed model.
- Included are a decal sheet and a bilingual instruction manual for ease of assembly.
- To complete this model, paints and cement are required (please note, these are not included in the kit).
- For the best building experience, it is recommended to have side cutters, a modeling knife, and tweezers on hand.
- Once assembled, the model measures approximately 152mm in length and 194mm in width, making for an impressive display.
[Includes]:
- 46 parts for 1 model
- Decal sheet
- Bilingual instruction manual
[Size]:
- Length: Approximately 152mm
- Width: Approximately 194mm
[Materials]:
- High-quality plastic
Please note: Paints and cement are needed to complete the model and are not included. Tools such as side cutters, a modeling knife, and tweezers are also recommended for the assembly process.