Hasegawa JT56 Aichi D3A1 Val 'Midway Island' TYPE 99 Dive Bomber M.I. 1/48

The Hasegawa JT56 Aichi D3A1 Val 'Midway Island' TYPE 99 Dive Bomber M.I. 1/48 scale plastic model kit is an excellent choice for modelers passionate about World War II aviation and the history of battles in the Pacific theater. This model represents the legendary Japanese carrier-based dive bomber, widely used during the Pacific campaign, including the famous Battle of Midway in June 1942, where Val units played a key role in the attack on American aircraft carriers.

The original Aichi D3A1 Val was the main dive bomber of the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service (IJN) in the early years of the Pacific War. The 'Midway Island' version of the model features the historical markings of aircraft used by the Japanese Air Force during one of the most significant naval battles of the 20th century. This aircraft was in service from 1939 to 1944, with peak combat operations taking place between 1941 and 1942. It belongs to the "World War II" category.

• Model scale: 1/48 – allowing for detailed and realistic presentation
• Material: high-quality injection-molded plastic for easy handling and excellent part fit
• Box contents: sprues with precisely crafted parts, clear canopy, decals for 2 historical paint schemes used during the Battle of Midway
• Not included: glue or paints – kit is intended for modelers assembling their own toolkit and paint selection
• Country of use – Japan (Imperial Japanese Navy)
• Category: plastic airplane model kit

The Hasegawa JT56 Aichi D3A1 Val 'Midway Island' TYPE 99 Dive Bomber kit is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers looking for a challenge – the difficulty level of the kit is rated at 3/5. Excellent fit of parts, precise wing surface details, cockpit, as well as landing gear and armament features ensure the final result will satisfy even demanding collectors. The kit is ideal as a centerpiece for dioramas or displays related to Pacific battles, especially the Battle of Midway. Highly recommended for all fans of Japanese military aviation and enthusiasts of historical World War II model reconstructions.