Mitsubishi A6M2 ZERO

The legendary Japanese fighter

Just named colloquially "zero" and still popularly known as such today, the A6M, or "Mitsubishi Navy Type 0 carrier fighter" (零式艦上戦闘機) hence the number used as nickname, was the brainchild of superstar aviation designer Jiro Horikoshi. A superb dogfighter, combined with perhaps the best trained naval fighter pilots of the world's at the time, achieved total air dominance in the Pacific until 1943.
With 10,939 delivered by Mitsubishi, Nakajima and other plants, it was also the most ubiquitous of all WW2 Japanese models, soldiering over a very large area, between aircraft carriers and land bases, from Mandchuria to New Guinea, Malaysia to the Aleutians. The A6M gained an aura of invincibility in the first year of the war, brushing aside all opposition. This was the result of a number of factors, but its advantages became problems when the allies started to field better planes in 1944-45. It's designated successor, the A7M Reppū never had the time to replaced it, but the A6M went through several iterations and variants to correct its known issues.

scale 1/64 wingspan : 25 cm (10 in ) , lenght 19 cm (7,4 in )

a small PDF guide for printing and assembling is also provided

The model is designed to be printed with a FDM 3D printer so it is divided in a set of easy to print parts
i also provide a unique STL files of the plane fully assembled for using with a resin printer or for others use (different scale , etc ,,,,)