Tamiya 89758 1/48 Rufe Floatplane and Type 95 Kurogane Twin Kit  [89758]

Tamiya 89758 - 1/48 Nakajima A6M2-N (Rufe) & Type 95 Kurogane
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89758
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Build Summary for Tamiya 89758 Nakajima A6M2-N Rufe and Type 95 Kurogane

The Tamiya 89758 kit brings together two notable Japanese wartime machines: the Nakajima A6M2-N "Rufe" floatplane and the compact Type 95 Kurogane reconnaissance car. At 1/48 scale, this pair offers modellers a chance to recreate air and ground equipment with careful attention to detail.

Background and Modelling Interest

The Nakajima A6M2-N was the float-equipped version of the Zero fighter, adapted for use from water and small island bases by the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. Its float undercarriage made it suitable for remote operations. The Type 95 Kurogane served as a lightweight utility vehicle, providing context to the logistical side of wartime deployments.

Assembly Notes and Display Potential

Parts are engineered for precise fit, allowing experienced builders to achieve a convincing finish. The finished models make attractive display pieces that highlight the contrast between seaborne aircraft and compact ground transport used in the period.

  • Scale - 1/48
  • Material - Plastic
  • Assembly - Requires glue
  • Paint - Not included, recommended for realism
  • Decals - Authentic markings included
This kit is aimed at modellers with some prior build experience due to small parts and detailed fitting. Newer modellers can complete it but should expect careful trimming and painting.
No, paints and adhesive are not supplied. Use hobby-grade plastic cement and enamel or acrylic paints recommended for 1/48 scale aircraft and vehicles.
Yes, the aircraft and Kurogane combine well in a small diorama illustrating coastal operations or island resupply scenes. Base work and weathering enhance realism.

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