A little earlier we had the ALL JAPAN MODEL & HOBBY SHOW (62nd edition of the ALL JAPAN MODEL & HOBBY SHOW), and currently the Tokyo Marui Festival is taking place in Japan. On this occasion, the famous manufacturer has prepared some new airsoft products and more.

The SIG replicas have been refreshed, and will also be offered in the Plus version, i.e. equipped with a MOSFET system, a reinforced piston or adaptation for use with LiPo batteries. Instead of the more classic SIG SG 552 variant, we will get a replica of the modernized SIG SG 553 equipped with a fixed top rail and a handguard with rails for mounting accessories.

Another new product is a replica of the Colt Navy 1851 revolver, a Wild West design in the .36 caliber.

As with other Tokyo Marui revolvers, the power supply is provided by internal pneumatics, but there was also room for some improvements. On the outside there is a functional barrel lever, in the replica also responsible for placing BBs in the drum. It also conceals a hidden hop-up system adjustment in the form of a knob placed on the inner barrel. The realism of the replica is not limited to loading, because the half and full-cocking positions of the hammer, disassembly and even a bit of a bang through the possibility of placing caps on the drum's dummy chambers have also been taken care of.

Visually, the replica will also stand out with an engraving on the drum, which is a nice stylistic touch. The expected price and release date have not been disclosed.

A certain departure from airsoft this year is a mock-up of the current Japanese Self-Defense Forces rifle, the HOWA Type 20. Made of hard polymers and rubber elements, it is probably intended to be used as a training element. There is currently no information about an airsoft version.

Photos: Tokyo Marui