Trumpeter 06242 Brewster F2A 1:350 plastic aircraft kit  [TP06242]

Trumpeter 06242 F2A FIGHTER
Price:
AUD$10.15
Brand:
Trumpeter
Model:
TP06242
Condition:
Brand New
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Compact 1:350 Brewster F2A naval fighter kit from Trumpeter

This injection-moulded 1:350 scale kit recreates the Brewster F2A fighter as a compact naval subject, intended for modellers working at reduced scale and display compositions.

Developed in the late 1930s, the Brewster F2A Buffalo served as an early monoplane carrier fighter for the United States Navy. While its modern layout won initial acceptance, the type had limited operational success and was later superseded or reassigned as more capable fighters entered service. It saw both carrier-based and land-based use with various navies and allied aviation units.

Offered in 1:350 scale, the kit is furnished with a relatively low parts count to suit builders focused on surface finish and presentation. Decals are included showing US Navy markings. The model's compact dimensions and sprue layout make it practical for carrier decks or combined dioramas where multiple reduced-scale aircraft are displayed.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:350
  • Assembly: Plastic model kit
  • Total plastic parts: 54 pieces
  • Total sprues: 6
  • Model length: 22.94 mm
  • Model width: 30.49 mm
  • Decal marking: US NAVY

A compact Brewster F2A kit suitable for collectors and modellers seeking a small naval fighter for display or multi-aircraft scenes.

Yes, the model is produced using injection-moulded plastic components arranged on sprues for assembly.
The compact footprint and scale dimensions make it compatible with typical 1:350 carrier deck displays and multi-aircraft arrangements.
The kit lists a model length of 22.94 mm and a width of 30.49 mm when assembled at 1:350 scale.
While the kit includes decal markings for US Navy finishes, modelers should consult historical references for paint shades and weathering approaches to achieve accurate results.

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