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Hasegawa 09142 1/48 Mitsubishi A6M2a Zero Fighter Type 11

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Hasegawa 09142 1/48 Mitsubishi A6M2a Zero Fighter Type 11

The Hasegawa 1/48 A6M2a Zero recreates the early Type 11 version of Mitsubishi's famous Japanese fighter. This detailed aircraft model features fine surface engraving, a detailed cockpit and an accurately represented radial engine.

The completed model measures approximately 188mm long with a 250mm wingspan. It makes an impressive addition to a WWII aircraft collection.

Hasegawa 1/48 A6M2a Zero Features

The Mitsubishi Zero Type 11 was an early production version of the A6M2. It entered combat before the later carrier-equipped Type 21 became widespread.

Hasegawa's kit includes detailed cockpit components such as the seat, control column, gunsight and instrument panel. The Sakae 12 radial engine is also represented beneath the separate engine cowling.

Key Features

  • 1/48 scale plastic model kit

  • Product number 09142 / JT42

  • Mitsubishi A6M2a Zero Type 11

  • Detailed cockpit interior

  • Detailed Sakae 12 radial engine

  • Recessed panel line detailing

  • Clear three-piece canopy

  • Type 11-specific canopy components

  • 320-litre drop tank included

  • Authentic decal options

  • Approximately 188mm long

  • Approximately 250mm wingspan

  • Paint and glue required

Specifications

  • Brand: Hasegawa

  • Product Number: 09142 / JT42

  • Aircraft: Mitsubishi A6M2a Zero Fighter Type 11

  • Scale: 1/48

  • Material: Injection-moulded plastic

  • Length: Approx. 188mm

  • Wingspan: Approx. 250mm

  • Assembly: Required

  • Glue: Required

  • Painting: Required

Build an Early Mitsubishi Zero

The Hasegawa Zero model kit is a great choice for aviation enthusiasts and military model builders. Its 1/48 scale provides enough size for detailed painting and weathering.

Builders can add cockpit detailing, panel washes and subtle weathering for a realistic finish. Paint, cement and modelling tools are sold separately.