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FineMolds 1/48 Japanese Army Type 95 Fighter Ki-10-II Perry FB13

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FineMolds 1/48 Japanese Army Type 95 Fighter Ki-10-II Perry FB13Plastic model kit, assembly required. Glue, paint and finishing supplies not included. The Kawasaki built Type 95 fighter Ki 10 II (Allied code name "Perry") was the last, and best, Japanese biplane fighter. Widely used by the Army Air Force, it was used in combat during the Sino Japanese war and in the Nomonhan Incident against Russian forces. Although retired from front line service by the time the Pacific War broke out, it was brought back for

Plastic model kit, assembly required. Glue, paint and finishing supplies not included.

The Kawasaki-built Type 95 fighter Ki-10-II (Allied code name "Perry") was the last, and best, Japanese biplane fighter. Widely used by the Army Air Force, it was used in combat during the Sino-Japanese war and in the Nomonhan Incident against Russian forces. Although retired from front-line service by the time the Pacific War broke out, it was brought back for patrol and reconnaissance duties over both the home islands and mainland China during the early days of the war, freeing up more modern types for combat service.

This is an all-new tool by Fine Molds of this important type, and represents the model II with slightly longer fuselage and wingspan as compared to the model I. The molding is typically excellent FineMolds quality, and includes a seated pilot figure. Also includes a sprue of three 55-gallon drums, ladders, chocks, oil cans, two maintenance crew figures, and more.

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dallinna
Birmingham, US
★★★★★ 5
Great hit with my dog
Color: Grey, Color: Grey
The gray rhino is a great hit with my dog. She's a medium size golden (53lbs) likes to chew and tug, but she is not not too aggressive with toys, and this has become her favorite toy. Over the last 2 weeks she's removed the top arms from the body and "killed" one of the squeakers, and the arms are now a separate tug toy. We could have put the arms back, but she figured out those come off, and she would take them out again. The armless rhino is still the one she carries around from room to room, plating tug and fetch with every day. The toy is very well stitched, the fabric is of good quality and there are no small pieces that come apart to be swallowed. It gets dirty from all the playing so I plan to throw it in the wash every month or so.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024
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MiMi
Grantham, US
★★★★★ 5
Love it!!!
Color: Grey
I have bought three of these for my French bulldog. She has went through three of them already. She loves this toy highly recommend for an energetic dog.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026
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MGman
Waukegan, US
★★★★★ 5
Great toy
Color: Grey
My girl loves this toy. She has a lot of toys but this is her favorite. She is a 26 lb mini golden and we have had it over a year. It is just now starting to show wear. Once it is completely worn out I will buy it again!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
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Brent Schloer
Carnegie, US
★★★★★ 5
Durable product.
Color: Grey
My dog loves it. Very durable.
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EWF
Cuba, US
★★★★★ 1
15 Minutes….with update x2
Color: Orange
Within 15 minutes my 10-month old puppy had one of the moose antlers torn half off. I’ll see if he is able to destruct any more of this “indestructible” toy. If it holds up I’ll come back and upgrade the number of stars but for now…not impressed. UPDATE: Sadly he was able to rip it open via the appendages (the legs). The main body of the toy seems pretty tough but no dog is going to keep away from the legs. Downgrade to 1 star. UPDATE #2: I just received my second attempt at using this “indestructible” toy. This time I went with the rino since the legs are rope and not a sewn on leg. Well, in about 5 minutes my puppy had the horn torn and the horn provides direct access to the inside stuffing. As mentioned above, the legs are rope. The design was pretty smart in that both the front legs is one posted of rope going through a hole made in the stuffed toy. Same for the rear legs. This prevents the dog tearing them off and getting access to the stuffing. Sadly the horn being torn off right away makes this toy destructible. I think the only way they may be successful calling this an indestructible toy would be if they made a ball out of the body material or perhaps something in the shape of a bone.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023

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