1/72 Arado Ar65 Luftwaffe

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1/72 Arado Ar65 Luftwaffe
Code: RSM92017 Series: 1/72 Aircraft

Yen Price:
(Merchandise Only)

2,800

About $30.39 USD; €20.70 Euros
Other Currencies; What this means

32.75	Canadian Dollar
18.77	United Kingdom Pound
116.49	Argentina Pesos
35.11	Australian Dollars
55.20	Brazil Reais
235.53	Hong Kong Dollar
295,047.42	Indonesian Rupiah
105.78	Malaysian Ringgit
406.58	Mexican Pesos
42.99	N.Z. Dollars
179.45	Norwegian Kroner
1,447.22	Phillipine Pesos
43.08	Singapore Dollars
36,678.02	South Korea Won
210.09	Sweden Krona
31.38	Swiss Francs
985.05	Taiwan Dollars
1,024.97	Thailand Baht
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Stock Status:

In StockWhat this means

Originally Released:

May 2006

Size/Weight:

16.0 x 23.9 x 3.7 cm/90g

Shipping Estimate:

EMS: 1,500 yen, SAL: 580 yen

Other Currencies; What this means

EMS	SAL	Currency
16.28	6.30	US Dollars
11.09	4.29	Euro
17.54	6.78	Canadian Dollar
10.06	3.89	United Kingdom Pound
62.40	24.13	Argentina Pesos
18.81	7.27	Australian Dollars
29.57	11.44	Brazil Reais
126.18	48.79	Hong Kong Dollar
158,061.12	61,116.97	Indonesian Rupiah
56.67	21.91	Malaysian Ringgit
217.81	84.22	Mexican Pesos
23.03	8.91	N.Z. Dollars
96.13	37.17	Norwegian Kroner
775.29	299.78	Phillipine Pesos
23.08	8.92	Singapore Dollars
19,648.94	7,597.59	South Korea Won
112.55	43.52	Sweden Krona
16.81	6.50	Swiss Francs
527.70	N/a	Taiwan Dollars
549.09	212.31	Thailand Baht
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Assembly Guide:

Product Overview:

This item is an injection-plastic aircraft model kit. It requires both cement and painting to complete or use.

An all-new tool of the Arado 65. Developed in the pre-war era, the Ar65 soldiered on as a trainer and glider tug into 1943. This kit includes resin and photoetched parts, as well as some of the finest molding we've seen on a limited-run kit! The fabric surface detail is incredibly well done, and you can clearly distinguish between the what on the real plane were fabric wing surfaces and plywood leading edges. Decals are for a colorful German trainer from a pre-war flying school as well as a winter camoflaged machine from a glider tug unit on the Eastern Front in 1942. Long-range fuel tanks are also included for this second option.

An outstanding kit from RS Models, and HLJ has it first!