Scale Aviation July 2026 issue
Brand: LargeJapanpainting
Details: In the latter stages of the Pacific War, as the war situation continued to worsen, the Imperial Navy hurried the development of a new carrier-based aircraft. Comet, Tenzan, and Meteor. How were these aircraft, which were expected to take flight due to their high performance and the ability to break through the war, born and how did they fight? We will unravel the Imperial Navy Air Corps of the latter half of the war, which is a little different from the aircraft at the beginning of the war, with works.
In the July 2026 issue of "Bimonthly Scale Aviation", we will take a close look at the aircraft that were active in the latter half of the Pacific War! Including the Ryusei Kai (Hasegawa 1/48), the beautiful Saiun (Hasegawa 1/48), and the Zero Fighter Type 21 (Eduard 1/48), which is the origin of Takehisa Shitaya, who became a hot topic with "Higan no Mourn", etc., etc., and the painting and weathering that have different impressions depending on the battle line and aircraft are posted in a richly expressive manner! Includes an article that approaches the secret story of the birth of the all-purpose machine Ryusei, as well as a reproduction of a single photograph of the Kamikaze Go (Fine Mold 1/48) by Yasuharu Ito.
In Shupei Matsumoto's series ``Why don't you modify it!? Returns!'', he takes on the latest 1/48 kit, the Nine-Kan Baku22 Type (Wingsy Kit 1/48), which is the first to be made into a three-dimensional model. Tadahiro Niino's ``Nanani's Spirit'' is delivered in a large volume featuring two aircraft, Comet 12 (F-toys 1/72) and Tenzan 12 (Fujimi 1/72)! This book is packed with everything from the latest kits to veteran kits!
And in the ``Gallery of the Nose Art Queen'' that opens the page, Kako Ogawa, who is active as a race queen and round girl and is admired from all over the world with her impressive style, which is said to be 9-headed, makes her second appearance!
Packing size: 10.1 x 8.2 x 0.4 inches
Language: Japanese
Number of pages: 104
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