Large scale scratchbuilt Mitsubishi Karigane Type 1 J-BAAI "Kamikaze" (nothing to do with suicide bombing). The aircraft became famous making a record breaking flight in April 1937 from Tachikawa Japan to Croydon England and return in just about 51 hours .

The Narita Museum of Aeronautic Sciences is located near threshold runway 34L at Tokyo Narita International Airport. In addition to displaying a modest amount of aircraft, it has an interesting collection of models of all scales, including a full showcase of 1/144 to 1/200 scratchbuilt tiny but well done models. Most large scale models are of significant aircraft for Japanese industry. I have to thank Shinichi Miwa (Wings of Peace Yahoo Group) for kindly providing useful directions to the museum, and for helping me to put names on some totally unknown aircraft in the western.

Sopwith Camel	Bristol F.2b	Mitsubishi MC-20-II
Showa L2D	Caproni Campini CC.2	Heinkel He 178 V1
Vickers Vimy	Supermarine S-6B	Macchi Castoldi MC-72
Mitsubishi L3M1 Nippon Go	Lilienthal glider	Wright Flyer
Vickers Vimy	Douglas DWC	Kawasaki K7A
Navy Yokosho Ro-Go Ko-Gata H	Narahara Type 4 "Otori"	Tachikawa Ki-77
Mitsubishi J8M1 Shusui	Tachikawa Ki-74	Tachikawa SS-1
Kawanishi E15K1 Shiun	Tachikawa Ki-77	Tachikawa Ki-77
Koken-Ki Long Range	Fokker Super Universal	Kawasaki Type 88-2 Bomber
Boeing 747-200	Short S.20 Mercury	Latecoere 300
Kawanishi H3K1	Fokker F.XX Zilvermeeuw	Boeing 247
Nakajima J8N1 Kikka	Farman MF.7	Farman MF.11
Shin Meiwa PS-1	Douglas DC-3	Junkers G.38
Junkers W.33	Dewoitine D.510	Kawanishi K-6 Harukaze

Kawanishi N1K2 Shiden	Kawasaki Ki-32	Kawanishi H8K2
Nakajima Type 91-1 Fighter	Mitsubishi Karigane Type 1	Douglas DC-6B
Dornier Do X	Fokker E.III	Morane-Saulnier AI
Caproni Ca.3	Junkers G.38	Handley Page W.8b