Hasegawa had a wide variety of kits to show off, from big-scale offerings like 1/32 aircraft and 1/350 ships, to their distinctive Eggplanes and SF models.

The U.S. Navy version is in the works. Detailed right down to its distinctive eight-bladed propellers!

Featuring new engine cowl and windscreen parts.

A spyplane variation of the 1/48 Draken.

This new addition to the Eggplane line is the T-4 acrobat version. (They'll be sold individually, not by the squadron of six...)

The version that competed in the race's rainy '76 edition at Fuji Speedway. New rain tires and a rear wing will be included. (Be sure to display it with Tamiya's upcoming Tyrrell from that same epic race!)

Depicting a variation model of the Testarossa auctioned in Italy this month, this slick-looking kit is the next-best thing, at a fraction of the price! Only a limited quantity will be produced, though, so you'll need to act fast.

Launching Hasegawa's new 1/48 Macross series will be this YF-19! This is just the prototype; much more detail will be added as it progresses.

The eagerly awaited design of the 1/72 VF-1 Valkyrie Minmay 2009 Special unfortunately wasn't revealed.

This destructive little "Virtual-On" sweetie was announced at the show. Could magical girls be next?

Unfortunately, due to high development expenses, work on the previously announced Myzr Delta has been suspended.

Here's the gold mirror type in action. You'll wonder if it's plated!

The sheets are so thin, the matte black and fluorescent orange ones in use here look almost exactly like they're paint!