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[AG-51_Razor]

I seem to recall reading that it was a Grace that inflicted so much damage on the Franklin. I dn't know for sure that it was the Franklin, but pretty sure that one of our Essex class CV's was hit by a Grace and it caused a tremendous amount of damage.

Not that I would celebrate that event, just to indicate that this is a historically significant airplane, regardless of the small numbers that were produced, and deserves to be in the game. Thank you Ten010

[ten010]

Hello.
B7A is taking pains for there to be few data and make a model. 
Do you know the site which is consulted?
If a picture is searched with Google, many same photographs will come out.

[SAS~Bombsaway]

http://www.ijnafphotos.com/jbwb7a1.htm

[ten010]

http://www.ijnafphotos.com/jbwb7a1.htm

It is cool.
Thank you very much.

[archie1971]

I look into his archives, so give me two days

[IJNfan_PL]

http://www.j-aircraft.com/walk/tim_hortman/timb7a.htm
http://www.j-aircraft.com/walk/tim_hortman/gracepht.htm
http://ww2drawings.jexiste.fr/Files/2-Airplanes/Axis/3-Japan/07-Maritime-Planes/B7A-Grace/B7A-Grace.htm
Plastic Models:
http://www.hyperscale.com/features/2000/graceir_1.htm
http://imodeler.com/2013/01/hasegawa-148-b7a-ryusei-grace/
http://www.network54.com/Forum/47751/thread/1301986394/grace

There are also many photos of Grace's interior in the book: 'Japanese Aircraft Interiors 1940-1945' Robert C. Mikesh

[ten010]

http://www.j-aircraft.com/walk/tim_hortman/timb7a.htm
http://www.j-aircraft.com/walk/tim_hortman/gracepht.htm
http://ww2drawings.jexiste.fr/Files/2-Airplanes/Axis/3-Japan/07-Maritime-Planes/B7A-Grace/B7A-Grace.htm
Plastic Models:
http://www.hyperscale.com/features/2000/graceir_1.htm
http://imodeler.com/2013/01/hasegawa-148-b7a-ryusei-grace/
http://www.network54.com/Forum/47751/thread/1301986394/grace

There are also many photos of Grace's interior in the book: 'Japanese Aircraft Interiors 1940-1945' Robert C. Mikesh

Thank you for introducing the site which is consulted. 
My question is mainly in the form of a wing.
If it is a drawing, it can check that there are two kinds.
If it can do, I would like to check with a photograph.
It is not opened to the public although it seems that NASM and Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center have the system. 
PS -- in many cases, I buy a plastic kit, when making 3D model.
There are many kits which are not made from favor. 

[IJNfan_PL]

My question is mainly in the form of a wing.

It seems that differences in the shape of the wings are the differences between versions of B7A1 and B7A2:
http://japaneseaircraft.devhub.com/blog/764132-aichi-b7a1b7a2-differences/

[AG-51_Razor]

Bomb bay doors are split, like the TBF Avenger??

[Batbomb]

Well I think that vesion 2 looks like it is made by someone who knows what the aircraft looks like.  Version one looks also doubtable from the engeneering perspective. The wing as a whole looks unnatural. In addition to that the whole blueprint is somehow distorted. Photos indicate also that version 2 is correct

[ten010]

My question is mainly in the form of a wing.

It seems that differences in the shape of the wings are the differences between versions of B7A1 and B7A2:
http://japaneseaircraft.devhub.com/blog/764132-aichi-b7a1b7a2-differences/

Thank you for carrying out information dissemination.
However, I have strayed increasingly.
Although B7A1 has an opinion of a mass-produced type in B7A2 with a prototype, it is wrong.
B7A1 is a mass-produced type.
B7A2 is the model for which the engine type was exchanged.
The plastic kit is carrying out the wrong notation and the form of a wing is close to Version one.
The photograph which Butbomb offered is a prototype.

[ten010]

Bomb bay doors are split, like the TBF Avenger??

I think that baydoor probably opens like TBF Avenger.