Hasegawa Kawasaki Ki-45 Toryu Type 2 Fighter - 1/48 - JT95

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The Hasegawa Kawasaki Ki-45 Toryu Type 2 Fighter (JT95) is a premium-grade 1/48 scale plastic model kit designed for intermediate to advanced scale modelers who appreciate historical accuracy and precision engineering. This kit offers an exceptional level of detail for the Imperial Japanese Army twin-engine fighter, allowing hobbyists to recreate a faithful scale replica; however, potential builders should be aware that it is a complex kit that requires advanced assembly skills, specialized tools, and separate purchases of paints and adhesives.
| Model Part Number | JT95 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hasegawa |
No, this is a plastic model kit that requires assembly and painting; tools, paints, and adhesives must be purchased separately.
This kit is recommended for intermediate to advanced modelers due to its complexity, scale, and the requirement for painting and assembly.
Yes, the kit includes a decal sheet for the authentic historical markings of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service.
The model is built to 1/48 scale, which is the industry standard for detailed aircraft replicas.
Yes, you can use acrylic, enamel, or lacquer paints, provided you apply a suitable primer first to ensure adhesion.
Check for any remaining mold attachment points (nubs) on the plastic parts and sand them down until smooth.
Avoid using regular plastic cement on clear parts; use a dedicated PVA-based clear parts glue or white glue instead.
Ensure the surface is glossy before applying decals and use a decal setting solution to soften and conform them to the model's curves.
To begin assembly, ensure you have a clean, well-lit workspace and the following essential supplies: plastic model cement, hobby side cutters, a sharp modeling knife, and a range of fine-grit sandpaper. Compatibility is universal with standard 1/48 scale aftermarket accessories, such as photo-etched detail sets or resin cockpits, should you choose to customize the build. To care for the finished model, keep it out of direct sunlight to prevent plastic warping or yellowing of decals. Dusting should be done lightly with a soft, dry brush to avoid damaging delicate antennae or pitot tubes.