A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944  HA8814
A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944  HA8814A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944  HA8814A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944  HA8814A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944  HA8814A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944  HA8814A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944  HA8814A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944  HA8814A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944  HA8814A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944  HA8814

A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto, 253rd AG, Rabaul, Jan 1944

Product code HA8814

Mitsubishi

A6M Zero

€ 70.21

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Scale 1 : 48

Publisher/Brand Hobbymaster

Format approx W 22.9 x L 18.9 x H 5.8 cm

Version Diecast metal construction with some plastic components. Realistic panel lines, antennas, access panels and surface details. Pad printed markings and placards that won't fade or peel like decals., with landing gear, with stand

Category Aircraft Scale Models

Subcategory 1: 48 Aircraft Scale Models » 1: 48 Hobby Master

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Product description

1/48 scale pre-finished.
Die-cast metal with a minimum of plastic.
All markings pad applied for superb results.
Canopy slides open.
Comes with a pilot that can be removed.
Comes with display stand.
Landing gear is fully retractable and can be displayed up or down.
Propeller is metal.
Extremely sought after by collectors.

The A6M entered service in 1940 and became known as the Zero because of the Japanese
designation of Type 0 Carrier Fighter. The Zero technology was years ahead of any other fighter
and had no problem clearing the skies of opposing aircraft. There were numerous variants of the
Zero including the folding wing A6M2 Model 21 designed for carrier operations. The A6M2 was
the most produced Japanese aircraft of WWII. As the war went on the Model 21 would be the
Zero variant that most Allied pilots would encounter.