The Model 32 Zero fighter aircraft, produced from autumn 1942, followed the Model 21 and was used in the war in the Pacific. It featured a Sakae 21 engine with two superchargers and its trademark was a main wing shortened by 50 cm on both sides and given an angular surface.
It was superior to the Model 21 in terms of top speed, climb rate and roll performance and was even (incorrectly) given a different nickname because of its appearance: “Hamp”.
Plastic model kit
unbuilt 7 unpainted
It was superior to the Model 21 in terms of top speed, climb rate and roll performance and was even (incorrectly) given a different nickname because of its appearance: “Hamp”.
Plastic model kit
- Fuselage length: 126 mm, wingspan: 153 mm
- Replicas of the cockpit interior and landing gear bays.
- Three marking options
unbuilt 7 unpainted
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