This is a new, limited edition P51D-10 Mustang from GMP's Military Collection. The scale is a large 1/35. This model is a limited production run of 1,000 units. This item also includes an Airfield Base diorama (item No. 9004) in a separate box. The P-51 Mustang was a single-engine, single-seat piston-engine fighter developed by North American Aviation in the United States and used by the U.S. Army Air Forces, among others. This aircraft recreates the "Old Crow" aircraft of Captain Clarence "Bud" Anderson, a triple ace of the 363rd Fighter Squadron, 357th Fighter Group, which was deployed to Leiston Airfield, England in November 1944. The D-type of the P-51 saw 7,837 units mass-produced. The previous Allison engine was replaced with the Rolls-Royce Merlin 61, resulting in sharp handling and excellent acceleration and dive performance. The bubble canopy was also adopted, and a dorsal fin was added from the D-10. Notably, the long-range capability, exceeding 3,700 km when using auxiliary fuel tanks, allowed strategic bombers invading deep into Germany to receive support throughout their routes, drastically reducing the damage caused by German fighters. This item is now out of production, and it is extremely rare to find it in new condition. It has been stored unopened since it was purchased new. It has only been opened for photography and inspection. The part number is 51001. Of course, it is unused and has not been displayed. The model itself has never been taken out of the case or touched. Of course, all the included parts are present. It is being sold to organize the collection. The original box is also very clean, but there are some minor scratches on the back of the diorama box. There may be minor scratches due to normal storage, but it is in the same condition as new. The item is the one shown in the photos. Please check the photos for the condition. Shipping will be via Rakuraku Mercari. The item is in hand, and it can be shipped within 1-2 days after payment is confirmed. If you have any questions, please comment. Thank you.