Aero Detail #31: Type 2 Flying Boat

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Aero Detail #31: Type 2 Flying Boat
Code: MDGAD31 Series: Aero Detail Series

Yen Price:
(Merchandise Only)

3,000

About $32.16 USD; €25.41 Euros
Other Currencies; What this means

108.55	Argentina Pesos
49.96	Australian Dollar
75.12	Brazil Reais
39.97	Canadian Dollar
249.30	Hong Kong Dollar
392,865.56	Indonesian Rupiah
116.50	Malaysian Ringgit
437.06	Mexican Pesos
60.39	N.Z. Dollars
228.43	Norwegian Kroner
1,567.96	Phillipine Pesos
49.21	Singapore Dollars
46,238.57	South Korea Won
267.20	Sweden Krona
38.72	Swiss Francs
1,075.32	Taiwan Dollars
1,149.84	Thailand Baht
21.56	United Kingdom Pound
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Stock Status:

In StockWhat this means

Originally Released:

March 2003

Size/Weight:

21.0 x 29.7 x 1.0 cm/530g

Shipping Estimate:

EMS: 1,860 yen, SAL: 880 yen

Other Currencies; What this means

EMS	SAL	Currency
19.94	9.43	US Dollars
15.75	7.45	Euro
67.30	31.84	Argentina Pesos
30.97	14.65	Australian Dollar
46.57	22.03	Brazil Reais
24.78	11.72	Canadian Dollar
154.56	73.13	Hong Kong Dollar
243,576.65	115,240.56	Indonesian Rupiah
72.23	34.17	Malaysian Ringgit
270.97	128.20	Mexican Pesos
37.44	17.71	N.Z. Dollars
141.63	67.01	Norwegian Kroner
972.13	459.93	Phillipine Pesos
30.51	14.43	Singapore Dollars
28,667.91	13,563.31	South Korea Won
165.66	78.38	Sweden Krona
24	11.36	Swiss Francs
666.70	N/a	Taiwan Dollars
712.90	337.29	Thailand Baht
13.37	6.32	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. 104 pages.

Easily the best flying boat of World War II, and the best in the world for many years after the conflict, too. There's only one of these left in existence, and this book is a treasure trove of never-before-seen photos of her restoration, including extensive interior shots. Complete English captions and commentary by Scott T. Hards.

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