Koku Fan April 2007

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Koku Fan April 2007
Code: BUNMAG0704 Series: Koku Fan

Yen Price:
(Merchandise Only)

1,143

About $12.27 USD; €9.67 Euros
Other Currencies; What this means

41.77	Argentina Pesos
19.20	Australian Dollar
29.62	Brazil Reais
15.41	Canadian Dollar
95.10	Hong Kong Dollar
151,849.29	Indonesian Rupiah
44.80	Malaysian Ringgit
167.57	Mexican Pesos
23.17	N.Z. Dollars
86.50	Norwegian Kroner
605.57	Phillipine Pesos
18.80	Singapore Dollars
18,026.91	South Korea Won
100.80	Sweden Krona
14.82	Swiss Francs
410.77	Taiwan Dollars
437.92	Thailand Baht
8.26	United Kingdom Pound
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Stock Status:

Out of StockWhat this means

Originally Released:

February 2007

Size/Weight:

18.2 x 25.7 x 1.0 cm/400g

Shipping Estimate:

EMS: 1,680 yen, SAL: 780 yen

Other Currencies; What this means

EMS	SAL	Currency
18.03	8.37	US Dollars
14.22	6.60	Euro
61.40	28.51	Argentina Pesos
28.23	13.11	Australian Dollar
43.54	20.21	Brazil Reais
22.64	10.51	Canadian Dollar
139.78	64.90	Hong Kong Dollar
223,190.56	103,624.19	Indonesian Rupiah
65.84	30.57	Malaysian Ringgit
246.29	114.35	Mexican Pesos
34.06	15.81	N.Z. Dollars
127.14	59.03	Norwegian Kroner
890.07	413.25	Phillipine Pesos
27.63	12.83	Singapore Dollars
26,496.25	12,301.83	South Korea Won
148.15	68.79	Sweden Krona
21.78	10.11	Swiss Francs
603.76	N/a	Taiwan Dollars
643.66	298.84	Thailand Baht
12.13	5.63	United Kingdom Pound
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Product Overview:

This item is a Japanese-language book or magazine about aircraft and/or aircraft modeling. Some Japanese aircraft books, such as the Aero Detail series contain complete English text as well. See the product description below for details. 160 pages.

A Japanese-language monthly magazine devoted to aviation. This issue features coverage of the F-22's first Pacific crossing (at the time of publication they had not yet landed in Okinawa); the F-117s in Kunsan, Korea; and some of the best photos printed yet of the J-10, the new interceptor of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Air Force. Coverage is also given of the Chilean Navy's aircraft and the Sri Lankan Air Force.