1/72 Shusui Explosive Rocket, Surface-to-Air Guided Missile, 2 Aircraft Detailed Parts [72CMP280]

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Product Description The Akisui-Gun Rocket was a radio-guided surface-to-air missile planned by the Imperial Japanese Navy.
Unlike conventional anti-air missiles, the Akisui-Gun Rocket was designed to use the front part of the fuselage with an impact angle without carrying explosives, and to defeat an enemy aircraft by hitting against it.
The fuselage was designed based on that of the Rocket Local Fighter, Akisui-J8M, and it was an tailless aircraft with a backward wing of a mixture of wood and metal.
The fuselage is a shell-type, and the structure of the fuselage tip and wing leading edge is strong and sharp to be used as an impact angle.
Solid fuel rockets were used for propulsion. The rockets were launched from a rail-type launcher, and after igniting the rockets, climb while receiving radio guidance. After reaching an altitude of 9000 m in less than 100 seconds, hit against the enemy aircraft and glide and land by radio guidance.
After returning, the rockets were planned to be replaced and reused.
The kit is 3D-printed, comes with a cart for ground transportation, and comes with a decal.
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Scale : 1/72