Trumpeter 04536 1/350 JMSDF DDG-177 Atago Destroyer RC Plane while the shock-absorbing and steerable

while the shock-absorbing and steerable tailwheel offers improved ground handling

it features an authentic sheet of colorful water-slide decals

This meticulously detailed replica is part of the "Hollywood Series" Release 37 by Greenlight

making it possible to learn to fly radio-controlled (RC) airplanes successfully with a jet

Tampo printed red line

Trumpeter 04536 1/350 JMSDF DDG-177 Atago Destroyer RC Plane while the shock-absorbing and steerableThe ATAGO class is fundamentally an improved and scale up version of the KONGO class. The ATAGO was laid down in April 5 2004, launched in August 24, 2005 and completed in March 15, 2007 in Mitsubishi Heavy Industry Nagasaki Shipyad. To enhance the function as a command center, its bridge is by two floors higher than the Arleigh Burke Flight IIA class, making its load displacment larger than 10,000 tons for the first time as a JMSDF surface combat