Mitsubishi F-2A

The Idolm@ster

Hasegawa | No. 51968 | 1:48

Hechos

Marca:: Hasegawa
Título:: Mitsubishi F-2A The Idolm@ster
Número:: 51968 (También listado como SP268)
Escala:: 1:48
Tipo:: Kit completo
Publicado:: 2009 Nuevas calcas
Código de barras:: 4967834519688 (EAN)
Tema:: Mitsubishi F-2 » Reactores (Aeronave)

Marcas

Mitsubishi F-2

Mitsubishi F-2A

The Idolm@sters

Haruka Amami

Contenido de la caja

Bebedero de plástico, Bebedero de plástico (Clear), Hoja de calcas (al agua)

Línea temporal del producto

Hasegawa

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Nuevos moldes

Nuevas piezas

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Nuevas piezas

Nuevas calcas

Instrucciones

No tenemos las hojas de instrucciones exactas, pero las tenemos para:

Mitsubishi F-2A [J.A.S.D.F. Support Fighter]

Hasegawa 1:48

07227 (PT27) 2003 Nuevos moldes

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SP268

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Comentarios

Ron Garcia
I noticed I had put this comment under the 1/72 version of the kit. Is there a 1/72 version? Anyway, I deleted that comment and added it here.

Easy build. Obviously, the decals are what will take the most time. Study the instructions prior to applying the decals as several overlap each other. I suppose that since the paint scheme is fictional, other than the large decal of the anime girl, the order doesn't really matter. The larger decals will crack, so if you decide to move them, be careful! The white decals are not opaque, so my recommendation is to paint the leading edges instead of using the decals. Unlike several other Idolm@ster kits, you can add any sensors and antennas before adding the decals without worrying about them interfering with each other. However, obviously you'd want to keep the pitot probes off until after everything is finished. The end result is a unique addition to your flight line display.

14 July 2023, 16:36