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1/48 Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero Type 32 Weekend (for Eduard)
The A6M3 Zero Type 32, also known as the Mitsubishi A6M3 Model 32, was a variant of the Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter plane developed during World War II. The Model 32 was one of several produced versions of the A6M, each with specific modifications and improvements.
Here are some key features of the A6M3 Zero Type 32:
Engine: The A6M3 Type 32 was equipped with a Nakajima Sakae 21 radial engine. This engine was an evolution from those mounted on previous versions of the Zero and provided improved performance.
Armament: The A6M3 Type 32 was equipped with armament similar to that of previous versions, including two 20-mm Type 99 wing-mounted cannon and two 7.7-mm Type 97 machine guns.
Performance: Due to the improved engine, the A6M3 Type 32 had a higher top speed and better maneuverability than the early versions of the A6M Zero.
Protection: To reduce weight, the Type 32 had less effective protection than the early versions of the A6M Zero. This aircraft was developed during a time when the Japanese were trying to increase fighter speed by sacrificing some of the aircraft's protection.
Limited Production: The Mitsubishi A6M3 Type 32 was produced in relatively limited quantities compared to other variants of the A6M Zero. This was because the Type 32 had some stability and maneuverability problems at high speeds that made it less preferred than other versions.
The Mitsubishi A6M3 Type 32 was used primarily by the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II, especially during the early stages of the conflict. However, stability limitations and the appearance of more advanced enemy aircraft led to the production of other variants of the A6M, such as the A6M5 Zero, which continued to be used until the end of the war.
1/48 Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero Type 32 S.A. (HAS)
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Go to cart1/48 Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero (Hamp) cockpit set for Hasegawa kit
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Go to cart1/48 Mitsubishi Zero A6M2 - A6M3. Part 2 1. Bll-124 Carrier-based Mitsubishi-built A6M2 Model 21, Hiryu fighter group, as flown during the Darwin raid of 19 February 1942. 2. Tai-180 Land-based A6M3 Model 32 ‘Hamp’ of Tainan Kokutai flown by NAP 1/c Takeo Tanimizu, Sep 1944. 3. 2-2-103 Carrier-based A6M2 Model 21 of the Hiyo fighter group detached for land-based operations from Rabaul against Guadal canal for Operationl-Go during April 1943. It has been expediently camouflaged with large dark green blotches over the original factory finish, with the pattern and style different on each aircraft. Variously depicted with and without white borders to the fuselage hinomaru.
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Go to cart1/48 Mitsubishi Zero A6M2 - A6M3. Part 1 1. Rai-120 Land-based Nakajima- built A6M2 of 256th Ku at Lunghwa airfield, Shanghai, China in 1944. 2. 108 Mitsubishi-built A6M3 model 22a (with long barrelled wing cannon) of 582nd Ku at Buin, Bougainville, 1943. 3. 3-141 Land-based Mitsubishi-built A6M2 Model 11 of the Sentoki Hikotai of the 12th Kokutai at Hankow, China in Spring, 1941. 4. II-131 Land-based Mitsubishi-built A6M2 Model 21 of the 22nd Ku as flown on operations over Malaya during early 1942. 5. 31-161 Mitsubishi-built A6M3 Model 22 of 331st Ku, Ryu Ichi-Go Operation (the joint IJN /IJAAF attack against Calcutta) 5 December 1943.
1/48 Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero Type 32 Weekend (for Eduard)The A6M3 Zero Type 32, also known as the Mitsubishi A6M3 Model 32, was a variant of the Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter plane developed during World War II. The Model 32 was one of several produced versions of the A6M, each with specific modifications and improvements.Here are some key features of the A6M3 Zero Type 32:Engine: The A6M3 Type 32 was equipped with a Nakajima Sakae 21 radial engine. This engine was an evolution from those mounted on previous versions of the Zero and provided improved performance.Armament: The A6M3 Type 32 was equipped with armament similar to that of previous versions, including two 20-mm Type 99 wing-mounted cannon and two 7.7-mm Type 97 machine guns.Performance: Thanks to the improved engine, the A6M3 Type 32 had a higher top speed and better maneuverability than the early versions of the A6M Zero.Protection: To reduce weight, the Type 32 had less effective protection than the early versions of the A6M Zero. This aircraft was developed during a time when the Japanese were trying to increase fighter speed by sacrificing some of the aircraft's protection.Limited Production: The Mitsubishi A6M3 Type 32 was produced in relatively limited quantities compared to other variants of the A6M Zero. This was because the Type 32 had some stability and maneuverability problems at high speeds that made it less preferred than other versions.The Mitsubishi A6M3 Type 32 was used primarily by the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II, especially during the early stages of the conflict. However, stability limitations and the appearance of more advanced enemy aircraft led to the production of other variants of the A6M, such as the A6M5 Zero, which continued to be used until the end of the war.
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Go to cart1/48 Mitsubishi A6M3 model 32- Zero - (TAM)
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Go to cart1/48 Mitsubishi A6M3 model 32 - Ipersostentatore per l'atterraggio (TAM)
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Go to cart1/48 Mitsubishi A6M3 Gun Bays Short Barrel PRINT (for Eduard)The A6M3, also known as the Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero, was a variant of the Japanese Mitsubishi A6M "Zero" fighter plane. This fighter became famous during World War II and was the main aircraft of the Japanese Imperial Navy in the early stages of the conflict.Here are some main characteristics of the Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero:Role: The A6M3 Zero was a single-engine fighter designed for the Japanese Imperial Navy. It was primarily employed as an air superiority fighter and support for naval operations.Speed and maneuverability: The Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero was known for its agility and maneuverability in flight. It was one of the most maneuverable combat aircraft of its era, which gave it an advantage in aerial combat.Armament: The aircraft was armed with several machine guns and cannons for self-defense. The A6M3 version generally had two 20-mm cannons and two 7.7-mm machine guns mounted in the wings.Autonomy: One of the strengths of the Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero was its remarkable flying range. It had sufficient fuel capacity for long flights, making it useful for long-range naval patrol and escort operations.Subsequent Challenges: Despite its qualities, the Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero began to show significant limitations towards the middle of the war. As the conflict progressed, it was surpassed in performance by the fighter aircraft of the Allied forces.Evolution: The Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero was followed by further developments and variants such as the A6M5, but as the war progressed, the Zero aircraft began to be surpassed by more modern and advanced fighters of the Allied forces.The Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero played a crucial role in the early stages of the conflict and was an aircraft admired for its maneuverability and early performance. However, its structural and technological limitations at the end of the war contributed to a reduction in its effectiveness against more modern aircraft, and the aircraft lost its air superiority to advanced Allied fighters.The set contains:3D print: 22 partsdecals: nophoto-etched details: yespainting mask: no
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Go to cart1/48 Mitsubishi ZERO A6M3 Model 22-32: 2 Kokutai (Q-102) 1942, Kiyoshi (X-151) 1942, 582 Kokutai (188) 07/04/1943, 204 Kokutai (T2-190) 1943, 1 Kokutai (Z-162) 1942, Iwakumi Kokutai (TII-138) 1943, 261 Kokutai (159) 1943, Okumura (WI-108)
1/48 Mitsubishi A6M3/5 Tail cone set (TAM)
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