FineMolds 1/48 Scale Imperial Japanese Navy Zero A6M52 Type 52A Plastic Model FZ04 Nakajima Airplane

[Product Infomation] Brand : FineMolds Materials : plastic

[Product Description]

This is a plastic model kit that requires assembly and painting. Additional adhesives, tools, and paints are required.

1/48 scale unpainted plastic assembly kit

Meticulously researched numerous photographs and recreated with new molded parts

The markings recreate the aircraft that appeared in the wartime film "Torpedo Squadron Dispatch" and served as a carrier aircraft for the 653rd Air Group aboard the aircraft carrier Zuikaku.

Fine Molds 1/48 Imperial Navy Zero A6M52 Model A (Made by Nakajima) Plastic Model FZ04. The Zero A6M52 "A" was produced not only by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries but also by Nakajima Aircraft Corporation. Like the Mitsubishi A6M52, the Type 99 20mm No. 2 Model 3 machine gun was a drum-magazine type, but the Type 52 A's was updated to a belt-fed Type 4 machine gun with a capacity of 125 rounds. At this time, the gun mounting position was shifted slightly forward, causing the gun's receiver to protrude beyond the leading edge of the wing, and a trapezoidal cover was added. Also, a teardrop-shaped bulge was added to the underside of the wing to accommodate the drum magazine, but this bulge was removed when the aircraft was converted to a belt-fed system. These are the external differences between the original Model 52 and the Model 52A. Another difference between the Mitsubishi and Nakajima versions is the length of the heat-resistant plate attached to the outlet of the thrust-type single exhaust pipe, with the Nakajima version being longer than the Mitsubishi version. Furthermore, the Nakajima Model 52A differs from the Mitsubishi Model 52A in that it is equipped with a larger spinner due to a change in the propeller governor, and a drop tank with a different suspension system. This product meticulously examines numerous photographs to capture these subtle differences and recreates them in three dimensions using new molded parts. The markings recreate the aircraft that appeared in the wartime film "Torpedo Squadron Dispatch" and belonged to the 653rd Air Group, which fought as a carrier aircraft on the aircraft carrier Zuikaku. *This product is a plastic model that requires assembly and painting. *Separate adhesives, tools, paints, etc. are required for assembly and painting. *"Plastic Model" is a registered trademark owned by the Japan Plastic Model Industrial Cooperative. *This product does not include adhesives, paints, tools, batteries, etc.

[Important Notes - For International Customers]

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1. Legal and Safety Standards This product complies with Japanese safety standards. Before using this product in your country, please verify compliance with local legal and safety standards. Certain product categories (electronic devices, cosmetics, food, etc.) may require importing country certification.

2. Regarding Electrical Products [Voltage Compatibility] When using electrical appliances, please note that they are designed for Japanese voltage specifications (90-110V). Using them with a different voltage may cause malfunction.

[Plug Type] Our products use Japanese plug types (Type A or Type B). Please use a conversion adapter if necessary.

[Important Notes Regarding Transformers and Adapters] A transformer adjusts the voltage to match the device's requirements. A conversion adapter only modifies the plug shape; it does not adjust the voltage. Using a conversion adapter without a transformer may damage the product.

[Liability] We are not responsible for any malfunctions or damage caused by improper use, such as operating the product without a transformer.

3. Language and Manual Product instructions and labels may only be in Japanese. You can download the English manual from our website.

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