Hasegawa [D20] 1:72 Kyushu J7W1 18-Shi Interceptor Fighter Shinden oil paints The arms extending from the

The arms extending from the backpack are connected with ball joints at both the tip and base

The movement of the chest is synchronized with the expansion and contraction of the side abdominal cylinders

These kits comes supplied unpainted and require assembly - we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Paints

weathering extreme storms of fire

His armour is elaborate and eye-catching even amongst his Custodes brothers – he wears the Castellan Plate

Hasegawa [D20] 1:72 Kyushu J7W1 18-Shi Interceptor Fighter Shinden oil paints The arms extending from theThe Shinden made its maiden flight on August 3, 1945, at the Mushiroda airfield in Kyushu during the final stages of World War II and the Pacific War. This aircraft had a very unique design, with its main wings positioned at the rear and what is typically called the horizontal tailplane placed at the front. The engine was located at the rear of the aircraft, and the propeller was attached facing backward. This design, known as a "pusher