Hasegawa 10806 1/144 YS-11 JMSDF 61st Squadron twin-engined turboprop kit  [HA-10806]

Hasegawa 10806 - 1/144 YS-11 (J.M.S.D.F. 61ST SQ)
Price:
CAD$22.93
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-10806
GTIN:
4967834108066
Condition:
Brand New
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Hasegawa 1/144 YS-11 (JMSDF 61st Squadron) Overview

A finely scaled 1/144 plastic model of the YS-11 finished in JMSDF 61st Squadron markings, designed for compact display and small-scale collections.

The YS-11 was developed by the Nihon Aircraft Manufacturing Corporation (NAMC) in the late 1950s and first flew in the early 1960s. It served as a regional airliner and was adapted for military transport roles, with several Japanese maritime and air self-defense units operating the type for logistics and utility duties through the latter half of the 20th century.

This kit depicts the YS-11 in Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force 61st Squadron markings at 1/144 scale. Small-scale modelling attention centres on correct proportions, wing and tail planform, and simplified surface detail. Builders should expect typical challenges like wing-to-fuselage alignment and masking for squadron markings. Painting and weathering choices will strongly influence perceived realism at this scale.

Recommended assembly approach includes careful test-fitting of subassemblies, applying thin paint layers to preserve panel lines, and using fine brushes or decals for the small squadron insignia. The finished model is well suited to a small shelf display or inclusion in a mixed-scale diorama that highlights postwar Japanese aviation subjects.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/144
  • Assembly: Plastic model kit

A compact and accurate small-scale representation of the YS-11 in JMSDF 61st Squadron markings, aimed at collectors and builders focused on careful finishing techniques.

This kit is manufactured at 1/144 scale.
Yes, it is a traditional plastic assembly kit intended for glue-and-paint construction.
The kit includes decals for the JMSDF 61st Squadron; follow the instruction sheet for placement and decal care.
Use thin, even paint layers and fine brushes; consider light weathering to enhance perceived scale without obscuring panel lines.

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