1/48 scale plastic model
The 97 Type 97 battlefield attack aircraft incorporates a number of new planes and is the first Japanese Navy aircraft with a low-wing monocok structure and monoquic structure.
Features an innovative hydraulic retraction main leg, the width of the torso is narrow around the pilot seat and as a 3-seat machine. The upper folding main wings reduce the overall width and reduce the storage space in the carrier.
The propeller adopts all-metal 2-stage variable pitch 3-wing propeller, which can effectively produce engine output depending on the situation of takeoff, elevation, cruising, and high speed, and greatly improved performance.
On November 16, 1973, it was used as a system as a 97 Type 1 battlefield attack aircraft (B5N1). It was equipped with a small "light" engine instead of the original scheduled "ei" engine that has a small power "light" engine but it was highly performed over the demands of the navy.
Equipped with an idea for the practicality of the "Ei" engine in the autumn of 1938. It adopts a system as a No. 3 aircraft (B5N2) in December 1939, mass production in Nakashima has been switched to No. 3.
In December 1941, participated in the Pearl War of the Pacific War, the 6 aircraft carriers installed in the 97 ship battles were fatal wounded by bombs and torpedo, which resulted in the U.S. Pacific fleet fleet fleet fatal damage and destroy the battle.
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