The first serial product of the firm Bcker Flugzeugbau GmbH was a light two-seat training aircraft Bcker Bu 131 Jungmann. The first serial version of the B 131A (1934 first flying) has proved to be a very successful machine. This aircraft had outstanding flight characteristics.

This type of aircraft was built not only for civilian flight schools in Germany, but also used intensively in the Luftwaffe. Improved version B 131D was standardized since 1939.

Nippon Kokusai Ki-86a Army Type 4 (Cypress by the Allied code system) was the Japanese production version of German Bu 131 Primary Trainer for the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service. It was powered by a Hitachi HA-47engine. Kyushu K9W1MomijiNavy Type 2 Trainer Model 11 was the version of Bu 131 for the Imperial Japanese Navy.

ITEM NUMBER:32032SCALE:1:32DATE:20.03.2019TIME PERIOD:WW2MARKINGS:Watanabe K9W1, 381st Kokutai, Malaya, 1945.Kokusai Ki-86a, Koku Shikan Gakko, Manchukuo, 1945.Kokusai Ki-86a, Tachiarai Rikugun Hiko Gakko, 1945.Kokusai Ki-86a, Koku Shikan Gakko, Manchukuo, June 1945.MODEL SIZE (LENGTH X WIDTH):208 x 231 mmBOX SIZE:410 x 260 x 55 mmNUMBER OF DETAILS:95