RS Models 92282 Ki-60 1/72

RS Models 92282 Ki-60 is a high-quality plastic model kit representing the prototype single-engine fighter Nakajima Ki-60 in 1/72 scale. This model is an excellent choice for enthusiasts of Japanese aviation from World War II and collectors of unique experimental aircraft, whose history and appearance differ from the popular combat machines of that era.

• Scale: 1/72 – allows for a detailed representation of the aircraft's silhouette while maintaining the compact dimensions typical for aircraft models.
• Operating country: Japan – Imperial Japanese Army.
• Service period: Interwar period, early years of World War II (1938-1940), prototype testing and development phase.
• Category: Plastic model kit (polystyrene scale model).
• Material: High-quality plastic (polystyrene); the kit does not include resin parts or metal accessories.
• Box contents: Purely plastic sprues, decals with markings for recreating authentic prototype paint schemes, step-by-step assembly instructions. Paints and glue are not included and must be purchased separately according to your modeling preferences.
• Historical background: The Nakajima Ki-60 was developed in response to the need for a modern, fast, and heavily armed fighter for the Japanese Army Air Force. The design began in 1938 and was based on an all-metal fuselage and fabric-covered wings. The prototype made its maiden flight in 1940, but issues with handling, average performance, and insufficient maneuverability led to the program being abandoned in favor of more successful designs such as the Ki-43 Hayabusa.
• Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – This model is recommended for intermediate modelers who already have experience building 1/72 scale aircraft. Precision is required for working with small and finely detailed structural elements.
• Product recommendation: We recommend RS Models 92282 Ki-60 1/72 to all enthusiasts of Japanese aviation and collectors of unique experimental aircraft. This model will satisfy those who appreciate rare subjects and a high level of historical detail authenticity. Perfect for expanding collections of unusual fighters and as a base for conversions or dioramas featuring prototype aircraft from the 1940s.