- Battle bomber type which played a part of the aircraft carrier unit
- The second half of World War II, the US Navy's Corsair overwhelming the Japanese army with high speed performance and heavy armament.
- Among them, F4U - 1D was first officially adopted as a carrier aircraft carrier in April 1944.
- Semi-bubble type canopy without window frame, propeller that became thick from the base, features a cockpit seat that raised the position to improve visibility, etc.
- In addition to six 12.7 mm machine guns in the wing, we can install weaponry and falling tanks up to 2,000 pounds in total in the pylons of the inner wing lower surface and eight rocket bullets on the outer wing.
- In February 1945 he took on the role of one of the aircraft carrier units, such as carrying out the mainland attack on the US as a US shipboard machine.
- This is a plastic model assembly kit of F4U - 1D, which was first installed in an aircraft carrier as a ship machine.
- 1/32 scale, total length 318 mm, full width 390 mm.
- Faithfully reproduced the features of the F4U - 1D such as a semi - bubble - type canopy with no frame and a propeller with a wide width.
- The state of raising and lowering can be selected for flaps and elevators.
- The two-part engine cowl can be removed even after completion.
- You can choose either the parking condition or the flight condition for the main leg and tail wheel.
- Increasing tank and parts of 1,000 pound bombs plus 8 parts of rocket bullets set.
- Two markings of the US Navy and Marine Corps belonging machine are included.
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