1/72 Supermarine Walrus Mk. I

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1/72 Supermarine Walrus Mk. I
Code: VAL72013 Series: 1/72 Aircraft

Yen Price:
(Merchandise Only)

4,600

About $49.93 USD; €34.02 Euros
Other Currencies; What this means

53.80	Canadian Dollar
30.84	United Kingdom Pound
191.37	Argentina Pesos
57.68	Australian Dollars
90.69	Brazil Reais
386.95	Hong Kong Dollar
484,720.76	Indonesian Rupiah
173.77	Malaysian Ringgit
667.95	Mexican Pesos
70.63	N.Z. Dollars
294.81	Norwegian Kroner
2,377.57	Phillipine Pesos
70.77	Singapore Dollars
60,256.75	South Korea Won
345.15	Sweden Krona
51.55	Swiss Francs
1,618.29	Taiwan Dollars
1,683.87	Thailand Baht
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Stock Status:

In StockWhat this means

Originally Released:

July 2006

Size/Weight:

32.0 x 20.0 x 3.6 cm/260g

Shipping Estimate:

EMS: 1,680 yen, SAL: 780 yen

Other Currencies; What this means

EMS	SAL	Currency
18.23	8.47	US Dollars
12.42	5.77	Euro
19.65	9.12	Canadian Dollar
11.26	5.23	United Kingdom Pound
69.89	32.45	Argentina Pesos
21.07	9.78	Australian Dollars
33.12	15.38	Brazil Reais
141.32	65.61	Hong Kong Dollar
177,028.45	82,191.78	Indonesian Rupiah
63.47	29.47	Malaysian Ringgit
243.95	113.26	Mexican Pesos
25.80	11.98	N.Z. Dollars
107.67	49.99	Norwegian Kroner
868.33	403.15	Phillipine Pesos
25.85	12	Singapore Dollars
22,006.81	10,217.45	South Korea Won
126.06	58.53	Sweden Krona
18.83	8.74	Swiss Francs
591.03	N/a	Taiwan Dollars
614.98	285.53	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.

The all-wood Seagull I was first produced in 1922, but by the time the Seagull V appeared, it had been given an all-metal hull and stainless steel wing spars. Powered by a 625hp engine spinning a pusher-prop, the aircraft was deployed by the British Royal Navy in 1936, after having its structures reinforced for catapult launch and being renamed the Walrus Mk. I. These aircraft served throughout the war, and some continued flying even after. Valom's kit of the Walrus Mk. I features recessed panel lines and fine molding throughout. Well-molded resin parts and a nice fret of photo-etched parts round out the details. Markings for two Walrus Mk. I aircraft are also included.