| Japanese Military Airplanes |
This page covers model airplanes of the Japanese Military Aircraft, both fighters and Bombers of World War 2.There are many Jap fighters and Jap bombers shown on this page. The A6M Japanese Zeros model airplanes of the Jap zeros showing Japanese airplanes at their best, the Jap zero was the most well know of all Japanese aircraft.The World War 2 A6M Jap Zero is one of the most famous of the Japanese airplanes. This Japanese zero military aircraft is one that attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec 7th, 1941. This aircraft is one of the historic airplanes and would be a great addition to your historic airplane collections. These Japanese airplanes out climbed, out gunned and out maneuvered the American fighter aircraft. However, the Jap Zero was built to be very light and agile. |
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To do this the design didn't include self sealing tanks, armor around the tanks, armor around the pilot or engine and didn't build the aircraft to withstand the maximum aerodynamic forces. This made the Zeros very easy to shoot down, as many American Pilots attest. One famous battle was the Marianas Turkey Shoot. Another famous Japanese aircraft was a bomber known as the Betty Bomber. This was a medium, twin bomber used in many Japanese cap. Some planes were like the WW2 Japanese Jet Planes, the Baka Bomb. Please Note: The specifications on this page are only for a single model of this airplane. |
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Aichi D3A1 Val 1/72 Die Cast Model IJN Aircraft Carrier Akagi, Pearl Harbor, December, 1941 Replicating the Aichi D3A1 "Val" diver-bomber that - crewed by pilot Gen Goto and radioman/gunner Michiji Utsugi off the Japanese carrier Akagi - was shot down east of Barber's Point by P-40B Tomahawk pilot 2nd Lt. Kenneth Taylor (his second victory of the day) during the December, 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor, this 1/72 scale, die cast SkyMax model features engraved panel lines, a two-seat cockpit with a glazed canopy, a telescopic sight, a detailed radial engine front and a rotating propeller, a fuselage-mounted bomb, authentic markings, and more. 7¾" wingspan; includes a display stand. #0097234 Price: $49.95 |
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Haleiwa Scramble - Taylor
Dan Zoernig. Flying a P-40B Tomahawk of the 47th Fighter Squadron stationed at Haleiwa Field, 2nd Lt. Kenneth M. Taylor downs an Aichi D3A1 "Val" dive bomber en route to the Marine base at Ewa Field during Japan's December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor. Taylor and his squadron mate, 2nd Lt. George Welch, made two flights over Hawaii that day and were the first officially decorated U.S. heroes of World War II. Limited edition 13"x 19" print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0071824 Price: $39.95 |
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Aichi D3A1 "Val"
Aviation Art Print Tony Weddel. The Aichi Type 99 (codenamed "Val" by the Allies), a front-line Japanese dive-bomber, was piloted by dive-bomber crews, which were among the best in the world. Their proficiency in dive-bombing techniques gave them a fantastic "direct hit rate" of 82 percent effectiveness during naval action in the Indian Ocean. This painting portrays a Val from the Japanese carrier Soryu as its pilot lines up on a target at Pearl Harbor. 19"x 23" print. #0008526 Price: $19.95 |
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![]() Kawasaki Ki-61 HIEN (Tony) Webmasters Note: The first thought to come to my mind when I see this aircraft is the German Messerschmitt ME-109 Fighter Aircraft Click here to see the Me-109 Models |
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Mitsubishi F1M-2 Pete Seaplane The Type-O seaplane was a biplane designed to a Japanese Navy requirement for an observation and reconnaissance aircraft, also capable of defending itself when faced with fighter opposition. Used throughout WWII, it was successfully used to hunt and destroy enemy submarines in addition to its reconnaissance tasks. |
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![]() Nakajima Ki-44 Shoki "Tojo" Webmasters Note: Look at the similarity of this plane to the American fighter the P-47 Thunderbolt. click here to see the P-47 Thunderbolt models |
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Ensign Taisuke Maruyama
Nakajima B5N2 "Kate" Ernie Boyette. Featuring the rare signature of a Japanese World War II combat pilot, this limited edition print includes a color profile of Maruyama's "Kate" torpedo bomber; a summary of his wartime exploits, which included action at Pearl Harbor, Midway, Guadalcanal and other famous battles; and a photograph of Maruyama himself. Measures 18"x 12" and is also signed and numbered by the artist. #0072203 Price: $74.95 |
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Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai (George) Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai "George" of the famous 343rd Kokutai led by Capt. Minoru Genda |
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Pearl Harbor 0755... While the Giant
Slept
Dru Blair. Lt. Commander Kakuichi Takahashi rolls his Aichi D3A1 Type 99 "Val" dive-bomber, lining it up with Hangar 6 on the southern tip of Ford Island to initiate the Pearl Harbor attack… and change America forever. 30"x 24" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist and includes a legend map for easy identification of numerous landmarks. #0007897 Price: $125.00 |
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Lance of the Samurai with a Free Military Diecast Model Plane
Pre Built Japanese Military Model Plane and Free Aviation Art Picture. Stan Stokes. The N1K2-J Shiden-Kai "George" flown by CPO Shoichi Sugita of the 343rd Kokutai (see item #6328) claims four F6F Hellcats and another three probable's during the shredding of an unsuspecting and overconfident carrier strike group near Kure on March 19, 1945. 16"x 11½" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai 1/72 Die Cast Model Replicating a Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai "George" of the famous 343rd Kokutai led by Capt. Minoru Genda (see items 6328 and 73024), this 1/72 scale die cast model is the first opportunity to add this top fighter to your collection. Your model will include engraved panel lines, a clear cockpit canopy, wing-mounted cannons, optional position landing gear, authentic markings, and more. 6½" wingspan; includes a display stand. |
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Fighters and Bombers.
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Betty Bomber Japanese Surrender Exhibit.
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Japanese Mini Sub on Guam Click Here to See Paints of the Japanese During World War II. |
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Nakajima Ki-49 Donryu (Helen) |
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Awakening the Giant
C.S. Bailey. Japanese Zeros from the Imperial Japanese Navy's flagship carrier Akagi proceed to the opening strike at Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. 26"x 20" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0007159 Price: $89.95 |
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Battleship Row
Stan Stokes. Depicts the December 7, 1941 attack at Pearl Harbor. A Japanese "Kate" from the Akagi launches a Kai Model 2 torpedo at the USS West Virginia during the attack. 16"x 11½" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0007271 Price: $39.95 |
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Lance of the Samurai Stan Stokes. Aircraft Art Print Picture. The N1K2-J Shiden-Kai "George" flown by CPO Shoichi Sugita of the 343rd Kokutai claims four F6F Hellcats and another three probable's during the shredding of an unsuspecting and overconfident carrier strike group near Kure on March 19, 1945. 16"x 11½" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0073024
Price: $39.95
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Japanese Surrender Exhibits |
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Betty Bombers on Ie Shima
This exhibit shows the Japanese Betty Bombers that were the first part of Japan's Surrender to the U.S. in World War 2. This is a big part of the Surrender of Japan that is very little known and not very well published, but is a big part of the history of WW2 Exhibit Added 15 Feb 2004 |
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Aerial Photos,
of the island of Ie Shima. These photos compare the runways of 1940's Ie Shima to the photos of Ie Shima today. Ie Shima was the home to the 34th Fighter Squadron in World War 2. Exhibit Added 3 Feb 2004 |
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Here's the New Ernie Pyle Exhibit. Ernie Pyle was probably the most famous War
Correspondent of World War 2. He died on
the island
of Ie Shima located in the Western Pacific near Okinawa. This
exhibit has exclusive photos and stories about Ernie Pyle including the
story about Exhibit Added 14 June 2007 |
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Japanese Propaganda Art Exhibit Propaganda Art was used by forces on all sides in
WW2 as well as all wars in history. This kind of art gave pride to the
citizens of those countries who produced it and gave a unity in support
of the wars. This exhibit is an excellent example of Japanese
Propaganda art. |
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Look Here at
the True Story of the Surrender of Japan, What most People Don't Know
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Hiroyoshi
Nishizawa - the Japanese "Naval Ace of Aces." Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai "George" of the famous 343rd Kokutai led by Capt. Minoru Genda Stan Stokes. The N1K2-J Shiden-Kai "George" flown by CPO Shoichi Sugita of the 343rd Kokutai (see item #6328) claims four F6F Hellcats and another three probable's during the shredding of an unsuspecting and overconfident carrier strike group near Kure on March 19, 1945. Mitsubishi F1M-2 Pete Seaplane. The Type-O seaplane was a biplane designed to a Japanese Navy requirement for an observation and reconnaissance aircraft, also capable of defending itself when faced with fighter opposition. Used throughout WWII, it was successfully used to hunt and destroy enemy submarines in addition to its reconnaissance tasks. |
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