Kugisho MXY-7-K2 – the Japanese training plane

At the end of World War II, when Japan lacked resources to fight, their pilots were forced to start a suicide war called "one plane, one ship." A fully loaded explosives plane had to crash into an enemy ship and sink or disarm it. For the Allies, these missions were better known as kamikaze flights. It was even before the cheap and fast-moving Okha airplane was developed for these flights, as well as a training version of it, manufactured at the Kugisho factory - the Kugisho MXE7-K2, a model of which you can make from this publication.

A moderately sophisticated, well-designed and well-detailed model of a training airplane, that will assemble a modeler of any experience. Only beginners and inexperienced modelers should have a colleague around, who can advise in difficult