F4F Wildcat 1:32 #5731The Grumman F4F Wildcat was a US Navy deck fighter from the Second World War built at the Grumman plant. When the US entered the war in 1941, the Wildcats were the US Navy's primary deck fighters and were gradually replacing the older aircraft from the base squadrons. Wildcats were the only fighter protection for the US fleet. In the Pacific, the main opponents of the Wildcats were the Japanese Mitsubishi A6M fighters, popularly known as "Zero". The

The landing gear can be easily detached at any time to display the aircraft on the display stand

dimensions of the model (L x W x H)Vehicle: 165 mm x 70 mm x 85 mm

a movable gun and openable hatch

the MIG-15 became an export hit and was included in the equipment of the Warsaw Pact countries

Thanks to the intuitive instructions the construction is simple and will not cause problems for less advanced builders

Mitsubishi A6M2 is one of the best fighters of the initial period of World War II

they were modified many times

A total of about 11 thousand copies of this aircraft in various versions were produced

Model dimensions (L x W x H): 32

The staff car is the ideal accessory for building scenes and historical dioramas reproducing any European front of the Second World War

000 were produced and it was the most numerous and one of the most successful US fighter aircraft

Produced by Germany