ICM 1/48 - Ki-21-Ia "Sally" Japanese Heavy Bomber

The ICM 1/48 scale model kit of the Ki-21-Ia "Sally" accurately represents the early-production variant of Japan’s primary heavy bomber at the start of World War II. Developed by Mitsubishi, the Ki-21-Ia was introduced in the late 1930s and saw action in China and the early Pacific campaigns. It featured twin radial engines, a long-range bombing capability, and a crew of six, making it a key element in Japan’s early aerial strategy.

Key Features:

Highly Detailed Exterior: Engraved panel lines and realistic surface detailing.

Fully Detailed Cockpit & Interior: Includes crew stations, bomb bay components, and defensive gunner positions.

Optional Decal Markings: Features historically accurate IJA Air Force insignia and unit markings.

Positional Options: Canopy, bomb bay doors, and landing gear can be built in open or closed positions.

Multi-Part Engines: Detailed twin radial engines with exhaust and cowling components.

Specifications:

Scale: 1/48

Kit Number: 48170

Parts Count: Approximately 250 pieces

Dimensions:

Length: 343 mm

Wingspan: 458 mm

Assembly and Painting:

This model kit requires assembly and painting. Modeling tools, glue, and paints are not included and must be purchased separately. The kit includes clear, illustrated instructions to assist in the building process.

The ICM 1/48 Ki-21-Ia "Sally" is a must-have for modelers interested in Japanese aviation history, offering a detailed representation of one of the Imperial Japanese Army’s most important bombers.

Recommended for experienced modelers due to its size, complexity, and intricate detailing.