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Mitsubishi A6M5 Type Zero, Model 52 art print
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The Mitsubishi A6M5 Type Zero, Model 52. 301st Hikotaki, 201st Kokutai, Japanese Imperial Navy. Shikishima - Tai (1st Kamikaze unit). This plane was used in Mabaracat, Phillipines on October 25, 1944. Inside holds a Nakajima 14 cylinder motor rated at 1,130 hp for take off, and has a max speed of 351 mph.
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One of Japan's greatest assets in World War II was the Mitsubishi A6M5, better known at the "Zero," among the finest fighter planes of its day. This video offers a look at the Zero's history and gives us a spin in the only authentic Zero still in flying condition. As a bonus, learn about the life and times of ace Japanese fighter pilot Capt. Masajiro "Mike" Kawato, the man who shot down "Pappy" Boyington -- the ending to his story will surprise you! ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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The Mitsubishi A6M Reisen ("ree-sin," Japanese for Zero Fighter) best symbolizes Japanese air power during World War II. Mitsubishi designed the Zero fighter but co-produced the airplane with Nakajima. between March 1939 and August 1945, the two companies built a total of 11,291 Zeros and sub-variants related to it, more than any other Japanese warplane. Design work began in 1937 when...
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1/32 Scale. This kit by Hasegawa features 97 pieces, recessed panel lines, clear piece for canopy, external fuel tank and colorful decals. Has a 13.2 inch wing span when complete. Skill level 2
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1/32 scale aircraft are now available with all the details you would expect from such large models. Sharp detailing of engine, instrument panel, seat and other cockpit parts. Many metal parts are utilized to make the finished product, not only beautiful, but sturdt as well. Some models also have accurately replicated movable parts. A6M5 Zero Fighter Real Action Sound Set provides a wide range of enjoyment such as light illumination and propeller rotation linked with engine sound. ASSEMBLY REQUIRED.
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