Completed size: Total length 285mm, total width 344mm
Plastic model that requires assembly and painting
Adhesive, tools, paint, etc. are required separately.

1/32 scale unpainted plastic assembly kit
Package weight: 0.919 kg
Product introduction [Adding a new charm to the ultimate model] In addition to thoroughly reproducing everything from proportions to details, the 1/32 model received high praise for its ability to move the moving blades and landing gear without compromising the sense of scale. Zero fighter type 52
Tamiya's model is now back with a new charm.
In addition to the conventional kit, a sharp metal 20mm machine gun barrel and pitot tube are included.
The gun barrel is colored and the pitot tube is plated to bring out the details.
Markings include one type of aircraft equipped with the aircraft carrier "Hayataka" that participated in the Battle of the Mariana Coast.
Furthermore, the package is the same size as the 1/32 Zero Fighter Type 21 and has the ability to store the completed model.
The Zero Fighter Type 52 which refined each part and stood up to the powerful new fighter plane of the American military.
Revive the crystallization of Japanese aircraft technology with the ultimate model
[About the Zero Fighter Type 52] The Zero Fighter continued to fly as the main fighter of the Japanese Navy throughout the entire period of the Pacific War.
Among them, in the latter half of the war, the Type 52 was introduced following the Type 22 to compete against high-speed, heavily armed American fighter aircraft.
The engine was the ``Sakae'' 21 type with 1130 horsepower, the same as the 22 type, but the exhaust pipe was changed from the conventional collective type to a thrust type single exhaust pipe, the wingspan was shortened to 11 m, and the end was semicircular. Improvements have been made to various parts such as shaping, and the maximum speed has been increased to 565km/h.
It was equipped with two 7.7mm machine guns in the nose and two long-barreled 20mm machine guns on both wings as fixed armament.
Unit deployment of the Type 52 began in the fall of 1945, and it sortied into most of the battles in the latter half of the war, including the Battle of the Solomon Islands, the Battle of the Marianas, and the air defense battle for the mainland of Japan, defeating the overwhelmingly superior American forces in both quality and quantity. They continued to fight their opponents until the end of the war.
[Complete movable parts unique to big scale] One of the charms of this kit is the seven movable parts.
Although it tends to be overscaled, we focused on precision and reproduced it without damaging the outline or mold.
Even after completion, you can enjoy realistic movements and gain a better understanding of how the actual machine works.
[Model details] This is a plastic model assembly kit of the Zero Fighter Type 52, which appeared in the latter half of the Pacific War.
★1/32 scale, total length 285mm, total width 344mm
★The flowing fuselage lines, from the unique curved engine cowl to the tail, are faithfully modeled on the actual aircraft.
★In addition to realistic carvings on the exterior of the aircraft, the interior of the cockpit and the Sakae Type 21 engine also have a rich three-dimensional finish.
★Each part of the aircraft, including the landing gear, rudder, and flaps, is movable.
★The windshield and cowl flap can be assembled open or closed.
★20mm machine gun barrel and pitot tube are made of sharp metal
The gun barrel is colored
★Photo-etched parts are available for the air intake mesh, seat belt fittings, etc.
★Comes with mask stickers for windshield painting and 4 types of markings, including 1 type of aircraft carrier-based aircraft.
★Set of 2 crew figures, one seated and one standing.
★A dedicated display stand is also included, allowing it to be displayed in flight.
★Can be stored in the package after completion
*This product is a plastic model that requires assembly and painting.
*Adhesive, tools, paint, etc. are required separately for assembly and painting.
*"Plastic model" is a registered trademark owned by the Japan Plastic Model Industry Cooperative Association.
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