| DBTyp | Model | |
| Base type | Zero | |
| Kit manufacturer | Skywave Pitroad | (Pitroad:) Website: http://pitroad.s232.xrea.com/ . Skywave produced 1978 bis 1983. From 1986 the kits were sold by Pitroad as a Label. In an intermediate phase both labels appeared on the kits.wurde unter dem Label Pitroad vertrieben. Lange erschienen beide Marken auf den Kits. |
| Material | plastic | |
| A/c manufacturer | Mitsubishi | |
| Origin country | Japan | (Japan:) List of Japanese designations Parent category: Asia |
| Operator country | Japan | (Japan:) List of Japanese designations Parent category: Asia |
| Build era | 0 (not yet built) | |
| Topics | Aircraft | |
| Aera of use | WW2 | (WW2:) second world war |
| Scale | 1/700 | |
| BaseVehicle | Aircraft | |
| Referenced by | IJN Wk2 Aircraft 4 | |
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| Model Mitsubishi A7M2 Reppu SAM | ||
| Model A6M2 Zero | ||
| Model A6M2b Zero | ||
| Model A6M-2N Rufe Type 2 |  Nakajima built some Zero with floats. France used some still in Indochina. | |
| Model A6M2 Zero Type 21 | ||
| Model A6M2 Zero Type 21 | ||
| Model A6M2-K Trainer | ||
| Model A6M3 Type 22 Surrendered Zero |  In September 1945 the RNZAF got knowledge of an intact zero on Kara, a Airstrip in south Bougainville. The RNZAF wanted this as war booty, so the machine should be flown by a jap. pilot to Rabaul. This was forbidden by the booty commission because of the fear of an Kamikaze action. Thereupon Wing Cdr Bill Kofoed flew the machine. In October it was ... | |
| Model A6M5 Type 52 | ||
| Model A6M5c Zero Type 52c | ||
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| Model A6M Decals |  | |
