The Zero-sen is the most thoroughly documented Japanese airplane yet there are still some quite surprising, small, less known details and in...

A photo from a vintage publication of Zero Model 21 probably belonging to the Tainan Kokutai which after completing operations in the Indon...

Hiko Shonen, December 1943 

The marking of the 81st Sentai was based on the numbers "8" in the middle and stylised "1". In the first chutai the 81...

Civilian DC-3s were named after trees. This one with the J-BDOJ registry belonged to Dai Nippon Koku KK and was named " Tachibana ...

Fantastic Yokosuka P1Y " Ginga ", 1/50, by Tokushima Modelers Club member Yokoyama -san. Scratch built, solid wood with vacform p...

  What-if Mitsubishi J2M " Raiden ", Hasegawa 1/32, by Y.S HOBBY member Tanaka -san A very realistic Raiden flotplane...