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The Type-99 Space Fighter Attack Craft “Cosmo Falcon” is the backbone of the Uncf. These versatile fighters were built to replace the aging Cosmo Zero. The fighter's agility is attributed to its sleek design and twin engine system. Featuring dual nose mounted vulcan cannons and mounts for various missile weapon systems. The falcon also features additional bays for more ordnance. A Feet of falcons were stationed on board the space battleship Yamato and aided greatly in her mission.

Here is my finished Bandai 1/72 Cosmo Falcon. Built mostly outta the box (with decals fished from the hoard) using Japanese’s zeros as a loose inspiration I painted this model up in some IJN colors I had left over from my Yamato build. Overall I was pretty dang impressed with the model kit (I might even have to buy one more) as I really just love the look of this fighter. The kit has some great detail, gimmicks and built up like a dream. The included stand is really nice and really lets you pull off some crazy poses. The biggest gripes with the kit are the crazy over engineered (and frustrating) engine sections and lack of cockpit detail.
I did practice a bit of photo editing and digitally removed the stand from some shots.

As always questions, comments and suggestions welcome.

Description
The Type-99 Space Fighter Attack Craft “Cosmo Falcon” is the backbone of the Uncf. These versatile fighters were built to replace the aging Cosmo Zero. The fighter's agility is attributed to its sleek design and twin engine system. Featuring dual nose mounted vulcan cannons and mounts for various missile weapon systems. The falcon also features additional bays for more ordnance. A Feet of falcons were stationed on board the space battleship Yamato and aided greatly in her mission.

Here is my finished Bandai 1/72 Cosmo Falcon. Built mostly outta the box (with decals fished from the hoard) using Japanese’s zeros as a loose inspiration I painted this model up in some IJN colors I had left over from my Yamato build. Overall I was pretty dang impressed with the model kit (I might even have to buy one more) as I really just love the look of this fighter. The kit has some great detail, gimmicks and built up like a dream. The included stand is really nice and really lets you pull off some crazy poses. The biggest gripes with the kit are the crazy over engineered (and frustrating) engine sections and lack of cockpit detail.
I did practice a bit of photo editing and digitally removed the stand from some shots.

As always questions, comments and suggestions welcome.