Hasegawa 1/48 Mitsubishi A6M5b Zero Fighter Type 52 Otsu '166th Fighter Squadron' 9428

and of course it will prove practicable for modelers wishing to portray other battles from a similar time period in WWII

and since there are no survivors

it was spectacular in its speed

For this and subsequent actions

its cadence of 220 rounds per minute compared well to the much slower 120 of the FlaK 30

commissioned on 15 May 1941

The vehicle was technically advanced

In Dragon’s tantalizing kit

Optional stock suspension and wheels or lowered suspension with custom wheels

Italy had 250

- smoke candle rack housing w/fine details

The E 25 was to have rear drive and share many parts with the E 10