KAWASAKI KI-61 (“Flying Swallow” in Japanese), Japanese fighter aircraft from the Second World War. The Americans initially suspected that the aircraft was a copy of the Italian design and gave it the nickname “Tony”, indicating its Italian roots. The official Japanese name is “Army Fighter Model 3”. Over 3,000 examples were produced. It was first encountered by US airmen over Yokohama harbour during the Doolittle Raid on 18 April 1942.

The Kawasaki aircraft was constructed from 1/32nd scale COBI building blocks using new elements. The model features many movable elements such as a rotating propeller, movable wing ailerons or wheels with rubber tyres that can be folded into a horizontal position. The details and historic colours of the aircraft have been reproduced. The cockpit can be opened to place the pilot figure with its characteristic headband in the seat! Thanks to a special display stand with a sign with the aircraft’s name, the whole set looks great! The model uses durable prints and historical markings. The set complements the collection of aircraft from the Second World War, which is intended for lovers of history, military technology and enthusiasts of block modelling of the highest quality!

Attention!Not suitable for children under 36 months. Legal minimum age: 7

– 324 high-quality elements
– manufactured in the EU by a company with over 20 years of tradition
– the clamping blocks fulfil the safety standards for children’s products
– fully compatible with clamping blocks of other brands
– blocks with print do not deform and do not fade during play or under the influence of temperature
– clear and intuitive instructions based on drawings and symbols
– Japanese pilot figure
– special display stand with a plate
– dimensions of the model (L x W x H): 29 cm (11.41 inches) x 38.5 cm (15.15 inches) x 11 cm (4.33 inches)