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Studio Mid Zero Fighter Type 21 Fighter Rubber Powered Model Airplane Kit BF-002
Studio Mid Zero Fighter Type 21 Fighter Rubber Powered Model Airplane Kit BF-002
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Country of origin: Japan Size: Total length: approx. 380 mm Overall width: approx. 500 mm Weight: approx. 50 g Wing area: 3.0 dm2 Wing surface load: 16.7 g Propeller: 150 mm Scale: 1/24
The Japanese Navy's main carrier-based fighter during World War II, known as the Zero Fighter (Zero-sen), fought superiorly against American and British fighters, and was praised by American and British pilots as " It was called "Zero Fighter" and was manufactured under license in large numbers not only by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, which developed it, but also by Nakajima Aircraft. The second edition of the authentic scale balsa kit bal flyer series with a sense of craft. The Zero Fighter Type 21 fighter is now available in 1/24 scale. Achieves unparalleled accuracy in laser cutting based on 3D data Achieves accurate assembly using 3D data Ease of assembly that feels like a three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle Real scale, the highest standard for flying planes Safety warning The completed aircraft Please do not place it in a high temperature place.
The Japanese Navy's main carrier-based fighter during World War II, known as the Zero Fighter (Zero-sen), fought superiorly against American and British fighters, and was praised by American and British pilots as " It was called "Zero Fighter" and was manufactured under license in large numbers not only by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, which developed it, but also by Nakajima Aircraft. The second edition of the authentic scale balsa kit bal flyer series with a sense of craft. The Zero Fighter Type 21 fighter is now available in 1/24 scale. Achieves unparalleled accuracy in laser cutting based on 3D data Achieves accurate assembly using 3D data Ease of assembly that feels like a three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle Real scale, the highest standard for flying planes Safety warning The completed aircraft Please do not place it in a high temperature place.
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