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1/48 A6M2B Zero Fighter Model 21 ''Battle of Midway'' by Academy delivers a meticulously detailed representation of the A6M2b Zero, the primary fighter of the Imperial Japanese Navy during the Battle of Midway, a pivotal clash in the Pacific Theater of WWII, for discerning scale modelers and aviation history enthusiasts.
Featuring: Accurate Battle of Midway Configuration: Faithfully captures the A6M2b Zero's configuration during the Battle of Midway, including its distinctive cowling, wing shape, and specific markings of aircraft that participated in the battle. Detailed Cockpit: Includes intricate cockpit details, enhancing the realism of the model.
Authentic Decals: Provides high-quality decals for specific A6M2b Zero aircraft that flew during the Battle of Midway, allowing you to recreate a historically significant aircraft.
Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate): Length: 19 cm Wingspan: 25 cm Height: 6 cm Technical Specifications: Scale: 1/48 Manufacturer: Academy Model: A6M2B Zero Fighter Model 21 ''Battle of Midway'' Parts count: 90+ Material: Injection-moulded plastic Assembly: Required Paint/Glue: Paint and glue required (not included) Recommended Age: 12+ Pilot Figures: Not Included Perfect for: WWII aviation enthusiasts, scale model collectors, and history buffs seeking a rewarding build of an iconic Japanese fighter that played a crucial role in the Battle of Midway.
Why this kit matters The Mitsubishi A6M Zero was a long-range fighter aircraft operated by the Imperial Japanese Navy from 1940 to 1945. The A6M2b was the primary version used at the start of the Pacific War, and it gained a fearsome reputation for its maneuverability and long range.
The Battle of Midway was a turning point in the Pacific War, and the A6M2b Zero played a prominent role in the battle. This kit commemorates this pivotal battle and allows you to recreate one of the most iconic aircraft of WWII. Building this model allows you to recreate a significant piece of WWII aviation hist
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