Hasegawa 52125 1/48 Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero Fighter Type 21 Model Kit  [HA-52125]

Hasegawa 52125 - 1/48 SP325 Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero Fighter Type 21 Eien No Zero
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AUD$37.61
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-52125
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Hasegawa 52125 - 1/48 Scale Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero Fighter Type 21 Kit

The Hasegawa 52125 kit presents the Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero Fighter Type 21 in 1/48 scale, emphasising the aircrafts slim profile and operational role during early Pacific conflicts. The moulding and part layout aim to reproduce the original lines for an accurate tabletop representation.

Designed with experienced modellers in mind, this kit includes finely detailed components that require careful assembly. The build process suits collectors and display builders seeking authentic period subjects in their showcases.

  • Scale: 1/48
  • Material: Plastic components
  • Assembly Type: Requires assembly
  • Paint and Decals: Not supplied
  • Cockpit Detail: Visible cockpit

How long should assembly take for an experienced builder?

Build time varies with skill and finish level, but expect several evenings for careful assembly and a few more for painting and finishing details at display standard.

Are aftermarket decals available for different markings?

Aftermarket suppliers often produce additional decal sets for popular subjects like the Zero, allowing you to apply alternative squadron markings or period-accurate insignia.

What finishing techniques suit this kit?

Light weathering, subtle panel wash and careful masking for camo boards give realistic results. Use fine brushes or an airbrush and seal decals with a clear coat for longevity.

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