Nakajima KI-44 II KO Shoki “Demon Killer” WWII Japanese military fighter aircraft, 1/48 ARII kit.
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ARII kit + FM Details Set (the full cockpit is made of resin + photo etched parts).
Not an easy build but happy with the final result.
Made a wooden base with an illustration of the denomination “Shoki the Demon Killer” Zong Kui from the Middle Ages.
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Brayden McDevitt said on January 20, 2020
Thats one fine looking kite you built
Bhandez Models said on January 21, 2020
Thank you Brayden!
Louis Gardner said on January 20, 2020
The word “fantastic” comes to mind when I see this model……………..
“liked”
Bhandez Models said on January 21, 2020
Hello Louis, Many thanks for such a compliment! π
Greg Kittinger said on January 20, 2020
That’s a real beauty! The model itself is fantastic – nice NMF work, beautiful scheme, nice weathering – and sitting on that base really makes it come alive. Well done.
Bhandez Models said on January 21, 2020
Hi Greg, Many thanks for your kind words, you really made my day! π
Pedro L. Rocha said on January 20, 2020
Very nice Tojo, and the wood base also btw
Bhandez Models said on January 21, 2020
Thanks a lot Pedro!
George Henderson said on January 20, 2020
Very nice looking aircraft
Bhandez Models said on January 21, 2020
Thank you George!
John Healy said on January 21, 2020
Nice work. A little extra detailing makes that old kit measure up to todayβs standards.
Bhandez Models said on January 21, 2020
Thank you John. Yes defo, at the end ofthe day was a pleasure to build it.
Haslam Yeoman said on January 21, 2020
Just goes to show how good the old Arii kits are. Add a bit of aftermarket bling, modelling ability and wow!
Bhandez Models said on January 21, 2020
Hello Haslam, Yes the final result is absolutely satisfying! π
Valter vaudagna said on January 21, 2020
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Michael Paquette said on January 21, 2020
Terrific work.
I love those Arii kits. I have several including this one.
Bhandez Models said on January 22, 2020
Thank you Michael! Happy building!