Eduard 48264 Ki-27 Nate 1/48 (HASEGAWA)

Eduard 48264 Ki-27 Nate 1/48 (HASEGAWA)

We offer the Eduard 48264 Ki-27 Nate 1/48 enhancement set, designed for the 1:48 scale Hasegawa model. This high-quality aftermarket set significantly enhances the detail level of the Japanese Nakajima Ki-27 fighter, also known by the Allied code name “Nate.”

Historical Information about the Ki-27 "Nate"

The Nakajima Ki-27 was the main fighter aircraft of the Imperial Japanese Air Force from 1937–1942. It was widely used during the Second Sino-Japanese War, as well as at the beginning of World War II, seeing aerial combat over China, Manchuria, and during the Malayan and Philippine campaigns. The Ki-27 was renowned for its excellent maneuverability, but due to its light armor and weak armament, it was quickly replaced by newer designs such as the Ki-43 Hayabusa.

• Scale: 1:48
• Country of operation: Japan
• Period of use: World War II (1937–1942)
• Category: photo-etched detail set for plastic model
• Material: precisely etched metal sheet
• Application: comprehensive enhancement of the cockpit and external details of the Ki-27 fighter (pilot seats, seat belts, panels, instrument details, small structural elements)
• Includes easy-to-assemble, high-quality photo-etched parts, ensuring exceptional model realism.
• Recommended use: set intended for intermediate and advanced modelers – difficulty level 3/5

Why choose Eduard 48264 Ki-27 Nate 1/48?

This enhancement set is an excellent choice for any aircraft modeling enthusiast seeking to precisely recreate the Japanese World War II fighter. The photo-etched parts deliver an attention to detail unattainable with standard plastic kits. Eduard is highly regarded among modelers worldwide—this brand guarantees top quality and perfect fit of all parts.

We recommend this product to all modelers aiming for historical accuracy and realism in their builds. Perfect as an upgrade for those passionate about Japanese aviation and the Asian front, as well as for collectors of World War II-era models.