Hasegawa 52126 - 1/48 Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero Fighter Type 52 Eien No Zero Model Kit - Carrier Fighter Replica Kit  [HA-52126]

Hasegawa 52126 - 1/48 SP326 Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero Fighter Type 52 Eien No Zero
Price:
NZD$25.08
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-52126
Condition:
Brand New
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Hasegawa 1/48 Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero Fighter 52126 Model Kit Details

The Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero is reproduced at 1/48 scale by Hasegawa with attention to the aircrafts distinctive silhouette and surface detail. Builders who enjoy airframe accuracy will appreciate the crisp panel lines and proportionate components.

Role in Aviation History and Model Accuracy

The Zero marked a significant development in carrier based fighter design, and this kit mirrors key structural features to convey that heritage. Moulded parts present control surfaces and panels that help illustrate how the original aircraft was constructed.

Construction Advice and Finish Options

Suitable for modellers comfortable with multi part builds, the kit requires glue and paint to complete. The cockpit moulding and outer skin details are well suited to additional weathering and detailing to achieve an authentic display model.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/48
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly: Requires glue
  • Paint: Not included

Is this kit good for a first serious build?

It can be attempted by a confident beginner, but those new to scale modelling may find the detailing and fit easier after completing simpler kits first.

Will I need aftermarket parts to improve accuracy?

The kit is well detailed out of the box, though some modellers choose photoetched sets or resin upgrades for fine cockpit or engine detail.

Are painting guides provided?

Basic painting guidance is typically included on the instructions; for specific schemes consult reference photos to match historical colours.

How long does assembly usually take?

Assembly time varies with skill level and finishing choices; expect several evenings for a neat build and additional time for painting and weathering.

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