Hasegawa’s Area 88 F-20 Tigershark “Shin Kazama” Limited Kit Launches Around June 24 for 3,850 Yen

Hasegawa has once again locked in the schedule for the Area 88 F-20 Tigershark “Shin Kazama” limited kit on its official product page. The core of this news is not simply the character tie-in itself, but that the shipping date and actual release timing can now be checked again through official figures. With both the box image and finished sample available, it is easy to make a quick morning call on whether this limited edition is worth waiting for.

Release details you can check today

Hasegawa’s official product page lists the 1:72 scale, product number 64818, June 19, 2026 shipping date, and release around June 24 together. HOBBY Watch also reported the start of shipments on the same day, allowing the schedule to be cross-checked.

The price is 3,850 yen, and the listing also notes a model length of 197mm, width of 111mm, and included Shin Kazama acrylic stand. Even from the numbers and contents alone, its character as a collectible limited kit is clearer than that of a standard single-color reissue.

Limited-edition points seen through the photos

The package image puts the Area 88 tie-in mood front and center, while the finished sample photos immediately show the aircraft silhouette and paintwork atmosphere. That means this article does not stop at introducing the box; it also gives a sense of the impression the kit may make when actually displayed.

Looking at the finished sample, its identity as a character tie-in limited kit is much clearer than that of a simple aircraft plastic model reissue. Original work fans, as well as readers who usually follow Hasegawa’s aircraft line, can set their selection criteria just from the package and sample photos.

Especially worth checking for these readers

This limited kit is better suited to readers who enjoy buildable plastic models more than completed figures, and to those who want to see an aircraft kit with character tie-in elements. Because the official page lists both size and price, it is easy to set comparison points before buying in.

However, this product is not a ready-made display item but a buildable kit, so it will be easier to time an actual purchase if you first check your painting plan, display space, and the possible gap between the shipping date and actual store arrival. For readers who missed previous Hasegawa limited editions, the fixed schedule itself is the most practical information here.