The Mitsubishi A6M5c Zeke in 1:32 is a 3D printed color instrument panel from Red Fox Studio on a self-adhesive backing — a realistic accessory for detailing the cockpit, not a kit.
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The product is a 3D printed, fully painted instrument panel with interior details from Red Fox Studio in 1:32 scale. The thin self-adhesive backing carries a raised relief of the instruments and imitation glossy glass. It is not an airplane model but an accessory for detailing the cockpit of the matching kit of this type and scale.
The A6M5c was one of the later versions of the Japanese A6M Zero carrier fighter (Allied code name Zeke). Compared with the previous production batches it was given heavier armament and partial armor for the pilot, which was meant to improve its combat survivability late in the war. At the cost of greater weight, however, the agility the Zero was famous for suffered.
The relief panel is stuck in place of the original one, ideally with cyanoacrylate glue (super glue), though PVA glue can be used as well. The surface will take light toning with oil or acrylic paints and can be bent slightly or sanded. Paints and glue are not included in the package.
The accessory is supplied unassembled; paints, glue and the kit are not included in the package.
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