Print Scale 72-444 Decal Mitsubishi Ki-21 Scale 1:72 for Aircraft Plastic model kit

• Manufacturer: Print Scale (Ukraine)
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Ukraine
• Scale: 1:72
• Model (SKU): Print Scale 72-444
• Condition: New in Box

Characteristics

1. Ki-21-Ib
   7th Group, 2nd Squadron, Malaya 1942.
2. Ki-21-IIb
   3rd Dokuritsu Hikotai, Imperial Japanese Army Air Force.
   Aircraft with dorsal turret removed and stripped of all armament.
   One of nine dispatched on a commando mission against American-held Yontan airfield, Okinawa, 24 May 1945.
3. Ki-21-Ia
   60th Sentai, 2nd Chutai.
   Flew with this appearance over Manchuria in 1939.
4. Ki-21-IIb
   98th Group, 2nd Squadron.
   Operations against Calcutta, India, December 1943.
5. Ki-21-II Ko (a)
   22nd Hikoshidan, Shurebu.
   Field-applied camouflage green patches.
   Operated by 22nd Wing Headquarters, based in Formosa during 1945.
6. Ki-21-IIb
   5 Hikoshidan.
   Based in Japan.
   Markings of the Headquarters painted white on tail.
   Brush-applied camouflage covering fuselage and upper surfaces.
7. Ki-21-II Otsu
   14th Sentai, South Pacific, July 1944.
8. Ki-21-II Ko(a)
   81 Sentai, 1 Chutai.
   Despite primarily using the Dinah, some Sally were used including this one.
   During 1943, 81 Sentai was based at Lakunai, New Britain.
   Painted with uneven green over fuselage and upper surfaces.
9. Ki-21-I Otsu b
   105 Kyoiku Hiko Rentai.
   Wearing only national insignia on wings.
   Tail bears markings of 105 Kyoiku Hiko Rentai Training Unit, based 1941 at Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.
10. Ki-21-II Ko (a)
    62 Sentai, 1 Chutai.
    Only undersides not painted green.
    Even paint application elsewhere.
    62 Sentai became part of 5th Hikoshidan in Thailand, January 1942.
11. Ki-21-I Ko (a)
    60 Sentai, 2 Chutai.
    Painted in JAAF green and JAAF khaki.
    Scheme worn during 1938 while operating in Manchuria.
12. Ki-21-I Otsu (b)
    60 Sentai, 2 Chutai.
    Green camouflage pattern sprayed over light green, presumably field-applied.
    Unit supported invasion of Singapore, January 1942.