The "Raiden" is the Otaki kit, with Flying Papa decals graciously given by George from a previous contest, Tamiya paints.
The Zero is Hasegawa’s, with kit decals and again, Tamiya paints.
The FP decals had a Type B roundel on the wing, while Hasegawa used the Type A. I don’t know which is correct, or if they both are.
Interestingly, the Zero cockpit is still extant in the Imperial War Museum I believe.
The Zero is Hasegawa’s, with kit decals and again, Tamiya paints.
The FP decals had a Type B roundel on the wing, while Hasegawa used the Type A. I don’t know which is correct, or if they both are.
Interestingly, the Zero cockpit is still extant in the Imperial War Museum I believe.
3 comments:
These look nice too! It's interesting noting how much wider the cockpit is on the Raiden. 4.8
The same thing was said of the American Thunderbolt, the p-47. It's cockpit was so much roomier than the Mustang. A very nice pair of captured aircraft. 4.6
Wind Swords
Very nice models. Too clean and the paint too uniform though. 4.7
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