ZERO 40 ARF ARF SEAGULL/HORIZON HOBBY

摘要

ZERO. This name was symbolic of Japanese air power and was the name that both Japan's friends and enemies came to know. The Mitsubishi A6M Reisen (Zero) was one of the most outstanding combat planes to see duty in the Pacific. More Zeros were built than any other Japanese plane in the course of World War Ⅱ. The Zero was the first carrier-based fighter to outmatch the performance of its land- based counterparts. The superiority of the Zero was short lived though, by December of 1942 the A6M6's were unable to match the performance and sheer number of the latest Allied fighters. Out of the 10,449 aircraft that were built, there are only two that are known to be flying today. The colorful Zero .40 ARF box measured 39-3/4″ x 19-3/4″ x 8-3/4″. All major components were neatly wrapped and packed in protective plastic, separated by cardboard compartments. A beautiful set of selfstick decals, a pre-painted black fiberglass cowl, and a large plastic bag containing all the hardware are included.