Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero Fighter (Hamp)

Tamiya | No. 61025 | 1:48

Facts

Brand:: Tamiya
Title:: Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero Fighter (Hamp)
Number:: 61025 (Also listed as MA125)
Scale:: 1:48
Type:: Full kit
Released:: 1982 New parts
Barcode:: 4950344996582 (EAN)
Packaging:: Rigid box (Top opener)
Topic:: Mitsubishi A6M Zero » Propeller (Aircraft)

Markings

Mitsubishi A6M Zero

Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero Model 32

日本帝國海軍航空隊 (Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service 1912-1945)

2 FG Q-102
1943 World War 2 - Buna, East of New Guinea
FS34491 FS37038
204 FG T 2 197
1943 World War 2 - Rabaul
FS34082 FS34491 FS37038
Tainan Fighter Group (1st) V-190
1942 World War 2 - Buna, East of New Guinea
FS34491 FS37038
Tainan Fighter Group (2nd) 182
1944 World War 2 - Taiwan
FS34082 FS34491 FS37038

Box contents

Plastic sprue (Clear), Plastic sprue, Decalsheet (waterslide)

Dimensions:
290x190x45 mm (11.4x7.5x1.8 inch)

Weight:
230 g (0.51 lbs)

Product timeline

Tamiya

1973

1982

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Instructions

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Private trade & swap

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Alternative SKUs for Tamiya 61025:
61025-000 | 300061025 | TAM61025 | TAM-61025 | TM 61025 | MA125

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Comments

Richard Cadot
This Tamiya kit (Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero) consists mostly of recessed panel lines but there are a few raised lines... Are they supposed to represent recessed lines OR were there actually raised lines on this plane? If there were raised lines, what were they? Weld seams?

25 August 2018, 17:57

Vladimir Meshchankin
Hello . Original plane has has different type of metal sheets connections. Raised panels on the model show , mostly on fuselage , one over another sheet connection . So raised lines show the thick of the metal sheet . Recessed panels show side to side sheet attachment .

5 September 2018, 12:37

Richard Cadot
I see... Thanks! 🙂

6 September 2018, 20:20