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A6M2B Zero Chinese Air Force 1942-43 "Captured" Hobby Master HA8802 1:48
A6M2B Zero Chinese Air Force 1942-43 "Captured" Hobby Master HA8802 scale 1:48
Highly detailed Hobby Master 1:48 Air Power Series
Highly detailed Hobby Master 1:48 Air Power Series
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A6M2B Zero Chinese Air Force 1942-43 "Captured" Hobby Master HA8802 scale 1:48
Highly detailed Hobby Master 1:48 Air Power Series
Item#: HA8802
Scale: 1:48
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.
On November 26, 1941 two Japanese Mitsubishi A6M2B Zero fighters became disoriented and landed on a beach in China and were captured. One aircraft was badly damaged but V-172 serial 3372, built October 21, 1941 only had minor damage. It was taken away, repaired, painted and marked as P-5016 of the Chinese Air Force. This was the first intact Zero captured by Chinese forces. Later the aircraft was transported to the U.S. and marked with USAAF markings and code EB-2 (later EB-200) on the tail, Zero 3372 and later mysteriously vanished.
Specifications A6M2 Model 21 Type 0
Role – Fighter
Production Of All Zero Types – Almost 10, 500
Crew – 1 Pilot
Dimensions
Length – 29.72 ft (9.06 m)
Wingspan – 39 ft 4.4 in (12 m)
Height – 10 ft (3.05 m)
Additional Info
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Stock#HA8802
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BrandHobby Master
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Country of Manufacture
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Scale1:48
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MaterialDie-cast Metal
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Aircraft TypeFixed-Winged
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EraWorld War II
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AircraftA6M Zero
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PropulsionPropeller-Driven
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RoleFighter / Interception
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CountryChina
Warning: Choking Hazard!
Contains small parts. Not a toy. Not for children under 3 years.