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B5N2
Ensign Taisuke Maruyama Nakajima B5N2 "Kate" Ernie Boyette. Featuring the rare signature of a Japanese World War II combat pilot, this limited edition print includes a color profile of Maruyama's "Kate" torpedo bomber; a summary of his wartime exploits, which included action at Pearl Harbor, Midway, Guadalcanal and other famous battles; and a photograph of Maruyama himself. Measures 18"x 12" and is also signed and numbered by the artist. #0072203 Price: $74.95
B7A2
Aichi B7A2 Ryusei-Kai Grace 1/72 Die Cast Model Never before replicated in a 1/72 scale die cast model, the B7A2 was the largest and heaviest Japanese carrier-based attack aircraft to fly in World War II. This rare model features engraved panel lines; a clear, birdcage-style canopy; a fuselage-mounted torpedo; optional-position landing gear; a rotating propeller; authentic markings and more. 7¾" wingspan; includes a display stand. #0095032 Price: $39.95
D3A1
Aichi D3A1 Val 1/72 Die Cast Model IJN Aircraft Carrier Akagi, Pearl Harbor, December, 1941 Replicating the Aichi D3A1 "Val" diver-bomber that - crewed by pilot Gen Goto and radioman/gunner Michiji Utsugi off the Japanese carrier Akagi - was shot down east of Barber's Point by P-40B Tomahawk pilot 2nd Lt. Kenneth Taylor (his second victory of the day) during the December, 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor, this 1/72 scale, die cast SkyMax model features engraved panel lines, a two-seat cockpit with a glazed canopy, a telescopic sight, a detailed radial engine front and a rotating propeller, a fuselage-mounted bomb, authentic markings, and more. 7¾" wingspan; includes a display stand. #0097234 Price: $49.95
Aichi D3A1 Val 1/72 Die Cast Model Houkoku (Patriotism Gift) 522, Pearl Harbor This 1/72 scale, die cast SkyMax model is a marvelous replica of "Houkoku-522" - an Aichi Val dive-bomber presented to the Imperial Japanese Navy as a "Houkoku" (patriotism) gift purchased with donations from schoolgirls and other Japanese citizens - as it appeared when Yamakawa Shinsaku and Nakada Katsuzo flew it off the carrier Kaga for the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor. You get engraved panel lines; a two-seat cockpit with a glazed canopy that can be removed for easy viewing of the interior details, including the pad-printed dials and gauges; a telescopic gun sight; a detailed radial engine front and a rotating propeller; a fuselage-mounted bomb; and authentic markings, including "55th All-Japan Schoolgirls Gift to the Nation" painted on the fuselage. 7¾" wingspan; arrives ready to display on the included stand. #0097242 Price: $49.95
Aichi D3A1 Val 1/102 Die Cast Model Replicating an Aichi dive bomber that flew from the Imperial Japanese Navy carrier Soryu during the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor, this 1/102 scale die cast model features textured surfaces, a clear cockpit canopy, a 250kg bomb under the fuselage, a rotating propeller, authentic markings, and more. 5½" wingspan; includes a display stand. #0091136 Price: $12.95
Aichi D3A1 Type 99 1/48 Kit The Aichi was a carrier-borne bomber responsible for bombing the first targets at Pearl Harbor. Known as the Val to the Allies, the D3A1 had a tapered elliptical wing for aerodynamic efficiency. Plastic kit features detailed surfaces, a realistic cowl with Kinsei 44 radial engine and rotating propeller. Includes choice of markings and 119 pieces. 11¾" wingspan; assembly required. #0090696 Price: $39.95
Aichi D3A1 "Val" Aviation Art Print Tony Weddel. The Aichi Type 99 (codenamed "Val" by the Allies), a front-line Japanese dive-bomber, was piloted by dive-bomber crews, which were among the best in the world. Their proficiency in dive-bombing techniques gave them a fantastic "direct hit rate" of 82 percent effectiveness during naval action in the Indian Ocean. This painting portrays a Val from the Japanese carrier Soryu as its pilot lines up on a target at Pearl Harbor. 19"x 23" print. #0008526 Price: $19.95
Haleiwa Scramble - Taylor Dan Zoernig. Flying a P-40B Tomahawk of the 47th Fighter Squadron stationed at Haleiwa Field, 2nd Lt. Kenneth M. Taylor downs an Aichi D3A1 "Val" dive bomber en route to the Marine base at Ewa Field during Japan's December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor. Taylor and his squadron mate, 2nd Lt. George Welch, made two flights over Hawaii that day and were the first officially decorated U.S. heroes of World War II. Limited edition 13"x 19" print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0071824 Price: $39.95
D4Y4
Kugisho D4Y4 "Judy" 1/48 Kit The Imperial Japanese Navy's D4Y was one of the fastest dive-bombers of World War II. One of its variants, the D4Y4 Model 43, even served as a single seat kamikaze Special Strike Bomber. This 1/48 scale, plastic kit of one of those Judys features a detailed cockpit, an intricate Aichi Atsuta AE1P V12 piston engine, realistic landing gear, a choice of authentic markings, and more. 9½" wingspan; assembly required. #0092999 Price: $59.95
Trial by Fire Aviation Art Print Tom Freeman. Despite being struck by four bombs and five kamikazes - four Aichi 3DA "Vals" and one D4Y4 "Judy" - off the coast of Okinawa on April 16, 1945, the Sumner-class destroyer USS Laffey (DD-724) refused to die - and is still afloat as a museum ship in South Carolina. 30"x 24", limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0072076 Price: $150.00
G3M2 Rikko  (Nell)
G3M2 Type 96 Rikko  (Nell)
G4m3 (Betty Bomber) Here to see the Betty Bomber Exhibit
Ki-21 "Sally"
Gotcha! Paul Wollman. John Blackburn, R.T. Smith, and "Duke" Hedman - Flying Tigers of the 3rd Squadron, "Hell's Angels" - peel off to attack a formation of Mitsubishi Ki-21 "Sally" bombers headed for a raid over Burma. This hand numbered, limited edition print measures 24"x 18". #0070241 Price: $39.95
Ki-27  Nate
Nakajima Ki-27 "Nate" 1/32 Kit With more than 3,300 units built, the Nakajima Ki-27 was the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force's primary aircraft during early World War II. A replica of a "Nate" flown by Japan during the Nomonhan Incident of mid-1939, this 1/32 scale, plastic kit features a detailed cockpit with an instrument panel, rudder pedals, a seat belt, and glazed windows; an intricate Nakajima Ha-1 radial engine; extended landing gear; and a choice of markings from the Nomonhan Incident or World War II. 13¾" wingspan; assembly required. #0083549 Price: $67.95
Ki-27a Type 97 1/72 Kit This amazingly detailed, 1/72 scale plastic kit features textured surfaces with simulated rivets; a well equipped cockpit with a glazed canopy; a detailed engine with a firewall and engine bearers; separate rudder and aileron parts; accessories such as magnesium flare tubes and a gun camera; parts to build all three Ki-27 landing gear variants; a choice of four markings, including those of 1st Sentai commander Toshio Kato; and more. 6" wingspan; 65 parts, assembly required. #0083647 Price: $18.95
Tigers Claws Stan Stokes. Ken Jernstedt, one of 39 Flying Tiger aces of World War II with 10½ confirmed victories, has just defeated a Japanese Nakajima Ki-27 "Nate." 16"x 11½"print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0007246 Price: $39.95
Ki-43 Oscar Hayabusa
Nakajima Ki-43-II 1/48 Kit with FREE Book Introduced in 1939, the Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon) was the most widely used Imperial Japanese Army Air Force fighter of World War II. A replica of a late variant of the Ki-43-II "Oscar," this 1/48 scale, plastic Hasegawa kit features textured surfaces; a detailed cockpit with an instrument panel and a glazed canopy; intricate landing gear; bombs and drop tanks; a choice of Captain Yukinchi Kitakoga's 2nd Squadron, 54th Flight Regiment, or Captain Hisashi Koshiishi's 3rd Squadron, 54th Flight Regiment, markings; and more. 8¾" wingspan; 82 parts, skill level 3. And now, with the purchase of this kit, you can get Aircraft of the Aces Vol. 85: Ki-43 Oscar Aces of World War 2 for only $10 more! This heavily illustrated book examines the World War II service of the Ki-43 Hayabusa as well as the pilots who became aces flying it. 96 pages, B&W photographs and color illustrations, 7¼"x 9¾", softcover. #0087541 Price: $49.95
Nakajima Ki-43 Oscar Hayabusa Aero Detail Vol. 29 This book examines the Ki-43 Type I and Type II, thoroughly detailing these craft with photos of some of the very last restored versions, starting at the front of the plane and slowly working through the full length of the airframe. 250+ photos give you a detailed look at the aircraft, while engineering drawings, cutaways, exploded views, 3-views and color profiles complete this detailed reference on these amazing fighters. 96 pgs., 10"x 10", sfbd. #0005944 Price: $39.95
Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa in JAAF Service Richard M. Bueschel. The Ki-43, known to the Allies as Oscar, was the single most numerous fighter operated by the Imperial Japanese Army. Comparable to the A6M Zero-Sen, it was highly maneuverable but fragile and had lightweight armament. Here, you'll see all variations and markings of the plane flown by the majority of Japanese army aces. 64 pages, 100+ B&W photographs, 8½"x11", softcover. #0001391 Price: $14.95
Ki-43 Oscar 1/48 Die Cast Kit Introduced in 1939, the Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon) was the most widely used Imperial Japanese Army Air Force fighter of World War II. Replicating a Ki-43 "Oscar" flown by 18-victory ace Lt. Col. Tateo Kat?, the commander of the famous 64th Sentai, this easy-to-assemble, 1/48 scale, metal and plastic kit (made by Marushin) features textured surfaces, a detailed cockpit with a sliding canopy, a metal propeller and hub unit that replicates the compression stroke of a reciprocating engine, optional position landing gear with rolling wheels, authentic markings, and more. 9" wingspan; assembly required. #0082501 Price: $139.00
One the Hard Way Dan Zoernig. Flying Tiger (AVG) flight leader Parker S. Dupouy, upon finding his guns jammed, rams a 64th Sentai Ki-43 Hayabusa (Oscar), sending it spiraling into the ground. Remarkably, despite losing four feet of his own wingtip, Dupouy landed safely. 19"x 13" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0071812 Price: $39.95
Ki-43 Oscar Aces of World War 2 Aircraft of the Aces Vol. 85 Ichimura. This heavily illustrated book examines the World War II service of the Ki-43 Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon) - Japan's most prolific fighter, which, in frontline IJAAF service until war's end, produced more aces than any other plane - as well as the pilots who became an ace flying it. 96 pages, B&W photographs and color illustrations, 7¼"x 9¾", softcover. #0015487 Price: $19.95
Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa "Oscar"
Ki-44 Shoki Tojo
Nakajima Ki-44 Shoki "Tojo"   Webmasters Note:  Look at the similarity of this plane to the American fighter the P-47 Thunderbolt.  here to see the P-47 Thunderbolt models
Nakajima Ki-44 Shoki (Tojo) 1/32 Kit Replicating a Ki-44-II single-seat fighter flown by 9-victory ace 2nd Lt. Makoto Ogawa - who downed seven B-29s and two escorting P-51s in defense of the Japanese mainland to become the top ace of the 70th Sentai - when he was stationed at Kashiwa airfield in 1945, this newly tooled, 1/32 scale, plastic kit features textured surfaces; a detailed cockpit; realistic landing gear; authentic 3rd Chutai, Imperial Japanese Army Air Force, markings; and more. 11½" wingspan; 155 parts, assembly required. #0083678 Price: $69.95
Threatening Skies Richard Taylor. Japanese Ki-44s attack a large formation of USAAF B-29 Superfortresses approaching the Japanese mainland on February 19, 1945. 30½"x 23½" limited edition, numbered print is signed by the artist and by three B-29 pilots who participated in the assault. As a bonus, you also get Into the Sun, a 20¾"x 16¾" companion print signed by the artist. #0077099 Price: $159.00
Ki-44 'Tojo' Aces of World War 2 Aircraft of the Aces Vol. 100 Millman. Though not as nimble as its Ki-43 predecessor, the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force's Ki-44 single-seat fighter had a more powerful engine and upgraded armamement that made it an outstanding interceptor, particularly against U.S. B-29s in defense of the homeland. Here, you'll read about the Ki-44; its service over China, Indonesia, the CBI, the Philippines, and Japan; and the pilots who made ace flying it. 96 pages, B&W photographs and color profiles, 7¼"x 9¾", softcover. #0015073 Price: $19.95
Thunder in the East Richard Taylor. On October 20, 1944, a composite air force made up of P-47 Thunderbolts from RAF 261 and 146 Squadrons strafed a vital Japanese stronghold at Mingaladon Airfield near Rangoon, Burma. Here, after completing his bombing attack, Warrant Officer Thomas "Lucky" Carter, flying his distinctive P-47 "Pistol Packin' Mamma," engages Nakajima Ki-43 Oscars and Ki-44 Tojos. A fitting tribute to those who fought in that Burma campaign, this 31"x 21", limited edition print has been signed by the artist and three RAF veterans that fought in the Burma campaign (two pilots that flew Thunderbolts in Burma and one of the vital ground crewmen that prepared the P-47s for strafing Mingaladon). #0077447 Price: $165.00
Ki-45 Toryu
Kawasaki Ki-45 Toryu 1/109 Die Cast Model 5½" wingspan. #0091138 Price: $12.95
Final Assault Stokes. Here, a high-flying B-29 unleashes its fury while dodging the Kamikaze attack of a Kawasaki Ki-45 Toryu ("Nick"), one of the few Japanese fighters capable of reaching the B-29's altitude. 16"x 11½" limited edition print. #0007758 Price: $39.95
Kannibal Ken Alex Durr. At dawn, on May 10, 1945, 100 miles north of Okinawa, two Marine F4U Corsairs from VMF-312, led by then Capt. Ken Reusser, successfully engaged a Japanese Ki-45 Kai Hei Toryu (Nick). 24½"x 18" limited edition print is signed by the artist and Col. Ken Reusser. #0071692 Price: $145.00
Ki-46 Dinah
Mitsubishi Ki-46 "Dinah" 1/48 Kit Replicating a Mitsubishi Ki-46 III Type 100 command reconnaissance plane, this 1/48 scale, plastic kit features recessed panel lines, a well-equipped cockpit and observer's station with clear windows and crew figures, reconnaissance cameras, detailed Ha-112-II radial engines with a choice of propeller and spinner types, realistic landing gear, a choice of markings for four aircraft, and much more. 12" wingspan; 80 parts, assembly required. #0083777 Price: $39.95
Ki-48
The Day I Owned the Sky Marc Stewart. "Old Exterminator," the P-40 Warhawk flown by 22-victory ace Col. Robert L. Scott, Jr., the 23rd Fighter Group commander who went on to become a brigadier general, shoots down two Kawasaki Ki-48s in a single pass over Yunnan-Yi, China, on December 26, 1942. 24"x 18", limited edition, numbered print is signed by the artist and by Scott. #0071993 Price: $94.95
Ki-49 Donryu Helen
Nakajima Ki-49 Donryu (Helen)
Nakajima Ki-49 Donryu in JAAF Service Richard M. Bueschel Called Helen by the Allies, the Ki-49 type 100 Donryu failed to prove in combat the extravagant claims that were made for it at the time of its introduction into the JAAF. It was developed as a high-speed heavy bomber to operate without fighter escort, relying for protection on its speed and heavy gun armament. Learn about the units that flew these bombers as well as all markings and variants. 64 pgs., 90+ B&W photos, sfbd. #0002593 Price: $14.95
Ki-61 HIEN (Tony)
Kawasaki Ki-61 Tony 1/48 Die Cast Kit Replicating a Ki-61 Hien - which was the only mass-produced Japanese fighter of World War II to use a liquid-cooled, inline V engine - flown by 8-victory ace Capt. Teruhiko Kobayashi, commander of the 244th Sentai, in early 1945, this easy-to-assemble, 1/48 scale, metal and plastic kit features textured surfaces, a detailed cockpit with a sliding canopy, a metal propeller and hub unit that replicates the compression stroke of a reciprocating engine, optional position landing gear with rolling wheels, authentic markings, and more. 9¾" wingspan; minor assembly required. #0082508 Price: $129.00
Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien "Tony" 1/72 Die Cast Model HQ Chutai, 244th Sentai, Chofu, Tokyo, Winter 1944-1945 The KAIc variant of the Japanese Ki-61-I, which first appeared in 1944, primarily flew against Allied bombers in the defense of Japan. The 15th release in the Oxford Diecast series of 1/72 scale, die cast warplanes, this model replicates one such Ki-61 "Tony" flown by the 244th Sentai's HQ flight out of Chofu Air Base near Tokyo in 1944-45. It features textured surfaces, a detailed cockpit with a glazed birdcage canopy, wing-mounted fuel tanks, a mottled camouflage scheme with authentic markings, and more. 6½" wingspan; includes a display stand that identifies the plane and pilot. #0096215 Price: $19.95
Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien in JAAF Service In Japanese Army Air Force Service Bueschel. In April, 1943, the in-line engine Ki-61 Hien (Swallow) was introduced into combat. The regiment who flew her was annihilated, but after the fall of New Guinea, they soared one final time in defense of the home islands -- to disastrous results again. Learn the promise of this Japanese light fighter, and how the Allies beat her. Includes specs, markings and unit histories. 63 pgs., over 100 photos, 8½"x 11", sfbd. #0001390 Price: $14.95
Ki-61 Hien Tony Tony Weddel. Codenamed "Tony" by the Allies, the Ki-61 Hien was the only fighter with a liquid-cooled engine fielded by the Japanese Army during WWII, and was one of the few interceptors that could reach the altitude of the B-29 Superfortresses. Here, in a desperate maneuver after exhausting his ammunition on American bombers in flight over Japan, Japanese Corporal Nakano rams the tail of a huge B-29 in an attempt to bring it down. 23"x 19" print. #0008530 Price: $19.95
Time to Hit the Silk Dan Zoernig. Following a scrape with a B-29, the pilot of a home defense Ki-61, watched over by his wingman, prepares to bail out off of the Japanese Coast as fuel vapor streams from his wing tanks. 19"x 13" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0071821 Price: $39.95
Kawasaki Ki-61 HIEN (Tony) Webmasters Note:  The first thought to come to my mind when I see this aircraft is the German Messerschmitt ME-109 Fighter Aircraft  here to see the Me-109 Models  Also this looks like the P-51A
Ki-67 Peggy
Mitsubishi Ki-67/Ki-109 Hiryu in JAAF Service Bueschel. The story of this Mistubishi Type 4 heavy bomber is one of "too little, too late." It was the ultimate development of Mitsubishi's long line of Army heavy bombers and became one of the best-known Japanese aircraft of the closing months of the Pacific War, but the Hiryu (Flying Dragon) was able to serve in WWII for only nine months. Book covers both aircraft detail and unit histories. 47 pgs., 60 photos, 8½"x 11", sfbd. #0002594 Price: $14.95
Ordeal of the USS Houston Jack Fellows. Torpedo-equipped Imperial Japanese Army Ki-67 "Peggy" bombers attack the U.S. Navy cruiser USS Houston (CL-81) off the coast of Formosa at sunset on October 14, 1944. 36"x 24", limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0075045 Price: $210.00
Mitsubishi Ki-67 Peggy 1/72 Kit Replicating a Ki-67 Type 4 Hiryu (Flying Dragon) twin-engine medium bomber flown by the 61st Flight Regiment, IJAAF, in 1945, this limited edition, 1/72 scale, plastic kit features textured surfaces; glazed nose, cockpit and dorsal turret windows; realistic armament; detailed landing gear; a choice of four markings; and more. 12¼" wingspan; 133 parts, assembly required. #0092976 Price: $49.95
Ki-84 Hayate (Frank)
Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate 1/48 Kit Nicknamed the Frank by the Allies, the Hayate proved an effective interceptor against B-29s over the Japanese mainland. This highly detailed plastic kit features raised and recessed panel lines, realistic 18-cylinder Hoshi HA-45 engine with cowling, and intricate wheel wells and landing gear. Includes seated pilot figure, drop tank, choice of markings and 50 pieces. 9¼" wingspan; assembly required. #0090681 Price: $15.95
Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate Aero Detail Vol. 24 Nohara. The world's only surviving example of what can arguably be called the best single-engine Japanese aircraft of WWII is covered from nose to tail in this volume. Full-color detail photographs, dozens of technical illustrations and schematics, plus historical images of Franks in WWII round out the thorough coverage. 76 pgs., 160+ color photos, 10"x 10", sfbd. #0048001 Price: $39.95
Nakajima Ki-84 Frank 1/48 Die Cast Kit Replicating a Ki-84 Hayate - which was able to out-climb both the P-51D and the P-47N and engage the B-29 at high altitude - flown by the 1st Chutai, 73rd Sentai, stationed at Tokorozawa Airfield in November, 1944, this easy-to-assemble, 1/48 scale, metal and plastic kit features textured surfaces, a detailed cockpit with a sliding canopy, a metal propeller and hub unit that replicates the compression stroke of a reciprocating engine, wing-mounted fuel tanks, optional position landing gear with rolling wheels, authentic markings, and more. 9¼" wingspan; minor assembly required. #0082507 Price: $129.00
Nakajima Ki-84 a/b Hayate in JAAF Service In Japanese Army Air Force Service Bueschel. The Hayate (Hurricane) saw great success in the central China offensive, but was overwhelmed in the Phillipines. Traces the plane’s evolution from early prototypes through service in the post-war army of Red China. Includes specs, markings and unit histories. 63 pgs., 85 photos, 8½"x 11", sfbd. #0001386 Price: $14.95
Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate (Frank)
Ki-100 Tony
Kawasaki Ki-100 "Fast Back" Tony 1/72 Kit Replicating a Ki-100 "Tony" flown by the Imperial Japanese Army in World War II, this 1/72 scale, plastic kit features textured surfaces, a detailed cockpit with a glazed canopy, a "fast back" fuselage, newly tooled wings and landing gear, a choice of authentic IJA markings (5th, 59th and 244th Sentais), and more. 6½" wingspan; skill level 3. #0092980 Price: $29.95
J.I.A. Fighter Ki 100 Aero Detail No. 32 Picarella. The first new volume in the ever-popular Aero Detail series to be published in more than five years, this lavishly illustrated book examines the only existing Kawasaki Ki-100 "Tony" fighter (located at the RAF Museum in Hendon) in fascinating detail, showing you its airframe and internal structures, rare historical images of the plane in World War II, markings, and more. 72 pages with English and Japanese text, 220 color and B&W photographs, 20 color profiles and technical drawings, 8¼"x 11¾", softcover. 19966C $39.95 #0019966 Price: $39.95
Aichi M6A1 Seiran 1/48 Kit Developed by the Japanese Navy to fly off I-400 and I-401 submarines, the Aichi M6A1 Seiran had floats for landing next to its sub and folding wings for compact storage. This 1/48 scale, plastic kit of the Seiran includes a detailed cockpit, a beaching dolly for display of the completed kit, a choice of markings and more. 8¾" long with a 10" wingspan; approximately 75 parts, assembly required. #0096955 Price: $39.95
Aichi M6A1 Seiran 1/72 Kit Developed by the Japanese Navy to fly off I-400 and I-401 submarines, the Aichi M6A1 Seiran had floats for landing next to its sub and folding wings for compact storage. This 1/72 scale plastic kit of the Seiran features finely recessed panel lines; a highly detailed, multi-part cockpit; a beaching dolly for display of the completed kit; a choice of markings and more. 6¾" wingspan; approximately 50 parts, assembly required. #0091324 Price: $16.95
Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai (George) Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai "George" of the famous 343rd Kokutai led by Capt. Minoru Genda
Kawasaki T-4  Japanese Jet Fighter
Kawasaki T-4 1/72 Die Cast Model #1, 11th Squardron "Blue Impulse," 4th Air Wing, JASDF #0098864 Price: $64.95
Pearl Harbor 0755... While the Giant Slept Aviation Art Print Dru Blair. Lt. Commander Kakuichi Takahashi rolls his Aichi D3A1 Type 99 "Val" dive-bomber, lining it up with Hangar 6 on the southern tip of Ford Island to initiate the Pearl Harbor attack… and change America forever. 30"x 24" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist and includes a legend map for easy identification of numerous landmarks. #0007897   Price: $125.00
Lance of the Samurai with a Free Military Diecast Model Plane Pre Built Japanese Military Model Plane and Free Aviation Art Picture. Stan Stokes. The N1K2-J Shiden-Kai "George" flown by CPO Shoichi Sugita of the 343rd Kokutai (see item #6328) claims four F6F Hellcats and another three probable's during the shredding of an unsuspecting and overconfident carrier strike group near Kure on March 19, 1945. 16"x 11½" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai 1/72 Die Cast Model Replicating a Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai "George" of the famous 343rd Kokutai led by Capt. Minoru Genda (see items 6328 and 73024), this 1/72 scale die cast model is the first opportunity to add this top fighter to your collection. Your model will include engraved panel lines, a clear cockpit canopy, wing-mounted cannons, optional position landing gear, authentic markings, and more. 6½" wingspan; includes a display stand.
Japanese Special Attack Aircraft & Flying Bombs Ishiguro, Januszewski & Szeremeta. This lavishly illustrated book examines the development and operations of unconventional aerial weapons used by Japan in World War II. You'll view kamikaze (suicide) aircraft such as the Ki-167 (To-Go) and heavily modified A6Ms and Ki-43s, piloted missiles, balloon bombs used to attack the U.S. mainland, and more. 264 pages, 194 B&W photographs and 24 pages of color profiles, 8¼"x 11¾", softcover. #0036228 Price: $58.95

 

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	Awakening the Giant C.S. Bailey. Japanese Zeros from the Imperial Japanese Navy's flagship carrier Akagi proceed to the opening strike at Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. 26"x 20" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0007159 Price: $89.95
	Battleship Row Aviation Art Print, Naval Art Print Stan Stokes. Depicts the December 7, 1941 attack at Pearl Harbor. A Japanese "Kate" from the Akagi launches a Kai Model 2 torpedo at the USS West Virginia during the attack. 16"x 11½" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0007271 Price: $39.95
	Lance of the Samurai Stan Stokes. Aircraft Art Print Picture. Stan Stokes. The N1K2-J Shiden-Kai "George" flown by CPO Shoichi Sugita of the 343rd Kokutai (see item #6328) claims four F6F Hellcats and another three probables during the shredding of an unsuspecting and overconfident carrier strike group near Kure on March 19, 1945. 16"x 11½" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0073024 Price: $39.95

here to see Many more Japanese Fighters and Bombers. Here to see the Betty Bomber Japanese Surrender Exhibit. Here to see the Japanese Propaganda Art Exhibit Here to See Japanese Ships Here to See the Japanese Mini Sub on Guam Here to See Japanese Model Tanks Here to See Japanese Aircraft Clocks Here to See Paints of the Japanese During World War II.

 

Japanese Surrender Exhibits
Betty Bombers on Ie Shima This exhibit shows the Japanese Betty Bombers that were the first part of Japan's Surrender to the U.S. in World War 2.  This is a big part of the Surrender of Japan that is very little known and not very well published, but is a big part of the history of WW2 Exhibit Added 15 Feb 2004
Aerial Photos, of the island of Ie Shima. These photos compare the runways of 1940's Ie Shima to the photos of Ie Shima today.  Ie Shima was the home to the 34th Fighter Squadron in World War 2. Exhibit Added 3 Feb 2004
Here's the New Ernie Pyle Exhibit.  Ernie Pyle was probably the most famous War Correspondent of World War 2.  He died on the island of Ie Shima located in the Western Pacific near Okinawa.  This exhibit has exclusive photos and stories about Ernie Pyle including the story about  "I Thought I Killed Ernie Pyle." Exhibit Added 14 June 2007
Look Here at the True Story of the Surrender of Japan, What most People Don't Know  The real story of the Japanese Surrender.  There was a lot more to the surrender of Japan than signing the papers on the USS Missouri. Exhibit Added 7 June 2007
Japanese Propaganda Art Exhibit This is a very rare exhibit of Japanese art from WW2 1941 -1942 Exhibit Added 10 June 2007 Propaganda Art was used by forces on all sides in WW2 as well as all wars in history.  This kind of art gave pride to the citizens of those countries who produced it and gave a unity in support of the wars.  This exhibit is an excellent example of Japanese Propaganda art. Here For Aviation Art Prints, Posters and Gifts.