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Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate
Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate ("Gale") was the most advanced fighter aircraft produced in series for the Imperial Japanese Army during the Second World War. It combined high speed, excellent manoeuvrability, powerful armament and very good performance at low and medium altitudes. When it entered frontline service in the autumn of 1944, it was one of the few Japanese aircraft capable of effectively challenging the latest American fighters.
Despite Japan's steadily worsening military situation, many Hayate pilots achieved impressive combat records. This kit features two aircraft flown by some of the best-known aces associated with the Ki-84.
Kit contents
highly detailed Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate model kit in 1/72 scale,
high-quality decals printed by Cartograf,
masks for painting the canopy and wheels,
two historically documented marking options,
clear, full-colour assembly instructions.
Marking options
Ki-84 Ko Hayate-1st Chutai, 50th Sentai
Yojiro Ofusa-19 victories
Phnom Penh, Cambodia, then part of French Indochina, April 1945.
This aircraft was flown by one of the most successful pilots of the 50th Sentai. Its most distinctive feature is the striking red-and-white lightning marking extending along the rear fuselage and tail.
Ki-84 Ko Hayate-2nd Chutai, 85th Sentai
Major Yukiyoshi Wakamatsu-18 or more victories
Canton, China, December 1944.
This aircraft belonged to the commander of the 85th Sentai and one of the leading aces to fly the Hayate. It is distinguished by broad red bands around the fuselage and tail, together with the characteristic "?" marking on the vertical stabiliser.
Why choose this kit?
accurately reproduced Ki-84 Hayate in 1/72 scale,
developed using extensive historical documentation,
excellent fit of parts,
finely reproduced surface and interior detail,
Cartograf decals featuring the colourful markings of Japanese fighter aces,
included masks make painting easier,
an attractive subject for enthusiasts of Japanese aviation and the air war over Asia.
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Manufacturer:
Arma Hobby
Code Number:
AH70066
Scale:
1:72
Item type:
Aircraft kits (injection)
Price:
£20.82
Order Quantity:
Quantity In Stock:
20+
Availability:
This will usually be dispatched within 24/48 hours of receiving your order
Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate Cockpit (designed to be used with Arma Hobby kits) The new Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate kit will benefit from the addition of our cockpit detail set which also comes with a fret of etched details (Special Hobby sold out in March 2025)
Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate Control Surfaces 1/72 / for Arma Hobby kits Detailed cast parts of the control surfaces for the new Nakajima Ki-84 kit from Arma Hobby. You can glue the control surfaces in extended position. (designed to be used with Arma Hobby kits) (Special Hobby sold out November 2025)
Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate Armament (designed to be used with Arma Hobby kits) Open wing cannon compartments, including their covering panels. The set is designed to fit the new Arma Hobby kit.
Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate
1. Nakajima Ki-84-Ia of the 58th Special Strike Air Group, August 1944.
2. Nakajima Ki-84 with heavily "weathered" coloration from the 2nd Chutay 101st Sentai, Okinawa, winter 1944-45.
3. Nakajima Ki-84 from the 57th Shinbutai, Japan, Kyushu, May 1945.
4. Nakajima Ki-84 Ko no, 1 of the suicide unit 182 nd Shimbu-tai, Tatebayashi airfield, Japan, August 1945. Chui Takeshi
Imoto flown this plane.
5. Nakajima Ki-84 21 Hikoudan 21 Air Brigade Lt.Col Yoshiaka Leyte Philippines 1944.
6. Nakajima Ki-84 "Hayate" 520th Temporary Interceptor Regiment Home Island Defence Nakamatsu Air Base, Japan 1945.
7. Nakajima Ki-84-Ko, No. 327 of the 1st Chutai, 73rd Sentai, Tokorozawa airfield, November 1944.
8. Nakajima Ki-84 Ko, 197th ShinbuTai "Seiki Tai", Kita ise, Japan, Spring 1945.
9. Nakajima Ki-84-la 58th Shinbutai Southern Kyushu, 1945.
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