From what I can judge, there have been many different boxings of this kit. I've found at least two others. What makes this one somewhat unique is the eye-piercing shade of pink that the kit is molded in. Undoubtedly to reduce the need to paint, but it should make for a very nice base on which to paint once the seams are filled.

The kit comes with a large display stand as it can be built either on the ground or in flight. This particular boxing includes the figure of Yuki Kei in resin. Typical of these sorts of kits, the cockpit looks just like a standard modern jet fighter, though in this case it is set back farther than the norm.

Each of the wings is upper and lower halves with short intake and exhaust areas. Basically a blanking plate right behind each section. Gear wells are molded in the lower wing halves and you get a properly complex gear selection. You also get gear up doors, something you'll want to consider if using the nicely done display stand.

This aircraft is a canard design and also includes a very large power unit on the lower fuselage. There are inserts for the wing leading edge guns and pylons for the big main guns are molded on the lower wings. You can pose the canopy open should you wish and while there is raised detail on the instruments, decals are also supplied. There are also optional parts for the lower fin with the 'ground' option having this folded. The large main guns look like Ju-87G tank buster guns on steroids.

As usual, instructions are well done and use Gunze paint references. The decal sheet is quite extensive and provides markings for everything that isn't pink or otherwise easily painted. I'm not sure how well the white bits will hold up with all that bright pink, but I'd be pleased if they were opaque enough to prevent color bleed-through.