Indonesian Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa reddit.com/gallery/rk09kz
Finished this obscure aircraft. The Nakajima Ki-43 โOscarโ, but depicted as it was in service under the Manchukuo Air Force reddit.com/gallery/rs99ne
A Japanese IJAAF pilot climbing into the cockpit of his Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ or โOscarโ fighter for a combat sortie!
Girls holding cherry tree branches wave goodbye to a departing Kamikaze plane, Battle of Okinawa 1945. The plane is a Nakajima Ki-43 fighter of the IJA
Mitsubishi A6M ZERO AND Nakajima KI-43 OSCAR IN FLIGHT TOGETHER 1945 - Original color video footage youtube.com/watch?v=rZ6U6โฆ
A captured Nakajima Ki 43 Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon), Allied codename "Oscar", being evaluated by the Republic of China Air Force , 1943. When the Chinese Civil War resumed, both the Nationalists (ROC) and the Communists (PRC) used leftover Japanese and American aircraft against each other. reddit.com/gallery/qf4b6r
Ki-43s being manufactured at Nakajima's Koizumi factory. The Ki-43s on the right are the Ki-43-IIb variant, can't positively ID the others, but most likely the same.
Chiran high school girls wave farewell with cherry blossom branches to departing kamikaze pilot in a Nakajima Ki-43-IIIa Hayabusa, April 12, 1945 [5120 x 3072]
Nakajima Ki-43-IIb Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon) "Oscar". This aircraft was loaned to the EAA Museum in Wisconsin, before being loaned to the Museum of Flight in Seattle, and is now loaned to the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson AZ, along with the museum's Ki-115 Tsurugi and MXY-7 Ohka Model 43 K-1 reddit.com/gallery/mx59u5
Japanese gun camera footage showing Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ fighters attacking an allied airfield aircraft in the South Pacific circa 1941-42 [WWII] v.redd.it/ex0tw8qptk761
Japanese gun camera footage showing Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ fighters attacking an allied air field v.redd.it/zcwzpha8tk761
Nakajima Ki-43 "Hayabusa" [Kouya no Kotobuki Hikoutai]
Japanese Army pilot in the cockpit of an early model Nakajima Ki-43-I
Nakajima Ki-43-II Hayabusa 'Oscar' (Hasegawa 1:72) reddit.com/gallery/jyktul
Japanese gun camera footage showing Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ fighters attacking an allied air field v.redd.it/zcwzpha8tk761
Japanese Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa dogfights with an RAF Brewster Buffalo
Hasegawa Nakajima 1/32 Ki-43 Hayabusa - A bit worn out . . .
IJAAF Lt. Yohei Hinoki boarding his Nakajima Ki-43-Ic of the 68th Sentai in Malaya, 1942. He was one the first Japanese pilots to down a P-51 but lost his leg in the process, he would later fly with prosthetic leg downing a B-29 and P-51D.
Nakajima Ki-115 Tsurugi (Sabre) kamikaze aircraft. Though around 100 were built and test flights were made, none saw combat when the war ended. This example is on loan to the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona, along with the museum's Ki-43 Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon) and MXY-7 Model 43. reddit.com/gallery/mwneym
Nakajima Ki-43-II Hayabusa 'Oscar' (Hasegawa) reddit.com/gallery/jyktul
The only flyable Japanese Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (้ผ, "Peregrine Falcon") This Ki-43 owned by the Erickson Aircraft Collection and is a replica built from parts from various wrecks
Test flight footage showing the nimbleness and maneuverability of the Japanese Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ or โOscarโ fighter m.youtube.com/watch?fbcliโฆ
Japanese army pilot sitting by his Nakajima Ki-43-II โHayabusaโ fighter
A Japanese IJAAF pilot climbing into the cockpit of his Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ or โOscarโ fighter for a combat sortie
Character Reveal -Nakajima Ki-43-IIa "Hayabusa" twitter.com/Project_CERISโฆ
Brand new IJAAF Nakajima Ki-43-IIs โHayabusaโ (Peregrine Falcon) fighters issued to the 64th Sentaiโs 2nd Chutai during the unitโs seasonal break in Palembang, East Indies, August 1943.
Brand new Imperial Japanese Army Air Force Nakajima Ki-43-IIs โHayabusaโ fighters issued to the 64th Sentaiโs 2nd Chutai during the unitโs seasonal break in Palembang, East Indies, August 1943.
An Imperial Japanese Army Air Force Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ fighter taxiing before take off
Some really cool Japanese test flight footage of the Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ showing how maneuverable and nimble it was. youtu.be/EDt6jOOIkpU
Japanese Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa in US colors, New Guinea, 1944 [912x528]
Japanese gun camera footage showing Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ fighters attacking an allied airfield aircraft in the South Pacific circa 1941-42 [WWII] v.redd.it/ex0tw8qptk761
Fighter Ace Sergeant Major Satoru Anabuki of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Corps next to his Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ Fighter. Towards the end of the war he would claim 50 kills reddit.com/gallery/i36264
Japapnese Nakajima Ki-43 fighters of 54 sentai on snowy covered airfield. Date and location unknown.
Japanese Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa in US colors, New Guinea, 1944 [912x528]
Japanese Nakajima Ki-43 Model 2 Otsu "Hayabusas" belonging to the 64th Sentai, of the 2nd Chutai flying over Arakan in Burma, 1944
Imperial Japanese Army Air Corps Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusaโs of the 64th Sentai
Imperial Japanese Army Air Force Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ fighters probably in the CBI theatre
The Japanese Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (้ผ, "Peregrine Falcon", "Army Type 1 Fighter" (ไธๅผๆฆ้ๆฉ) v.redd.it/vdm93vbo40f51
A Japanese Aircraft Assembly plant for Army Air Force Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ fighters
"The 89th Suicide Unit takes off from the Nakaminato base". Artist: Usaburo Ihara (ไผๅๅฎ ไธ้). Aricraft are Nakajima Ki-43 single-seat fighters adapted for the role.
Guncamera Footage of a Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโstrafing an enemy airfield circa 1941-42 v.redd.it/15etbfmix1b51
Japanese Aircraft Factory assembling Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ army fighters
Fighter Ace Sergeant Major Satoru Anabuki of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Corps next to his Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ Fighter. Towards the end of the war he would claim 50 kills reddit.com/gallery/i36264
Footage of the IJAAF Nakajima Ki-43 โHayabusaโ from the Japanese wartime Proaganda movie โๅ ่ค้ผๆฆ้้โ (Colonel Katoโs Hayabusa Squadron) made in 1944 youtu.be/yR60LlyKbmM
Marvellous Rolling of Nakajima Ki-43 Type 1 Hayabusa gfycat.com/ExemplaryDefiaโฆ
A Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa fighter, taken as war booty by the Chinese Nationalists and issued to the 6th Group of the Chinese Nationalist Air Force, runs up before a flight.
1/72 Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa
Hasegawa kit. This is a progress report on my contribution to the Not-So-Usual Group Build.
I removed some bits and cleaned them up, then glued the cockpit together. It was painted Tamiya XF-71 Cockpit Green along with the fuselage sidewalls. Once dry I painted the leather boot at the bottom of the control stick brown, and the grip black.
I like using masking tape for seat belts in this scale. Especially when you can only see general details. My objective is to just show a hint that seatbelts are there. For Japanese aircraft I cut a couple of strips of Tamiya tape about 1mm wide, then paint them a bronze green (a dark blue green). When dry I place them as appropriate. This kit doesnโt have a way to have shoulder straps, and I know the IJAAF was late adding shoulder straps to their aircraft, so I only put in lap belts.
The Nakajima Sakae engine is painted a dark aluminum color for the base. i used Vallejo acrylic Metal Color 77.703 Dark Aluminum. I did a search online to see the typical colors and it appears to vary between medium or dark gray cylinders, black pushrods, light gray reduction gear housing and aluminum rocker covers. Iโll show that on the next update.
The prop and spinner are painted Tamiya XF-64 Red Brown.
Wing and drop tanks are glued and seams cleaned and ready to prime.
Iโll be using Empire City Decals for markings.
A Japanese Nakajima Ki-43-I Hayabusa aircraft in flight over Brisbane, Queensland (Australia) in 1943. After its capture it was rebuilt by the Technical Air Intelligence Unit (TAIU) in Hangar 7 at Eagle Farm, Brisbane.
Development Blog - Nakajima Ki-43-I devblog.warthunder.com/20โฆ
