Postage Stamp Daron A6M2 Zero V-107 1/97 Die-Cast Collectible Japanese WWII Fighter Plane with Display Stand – Perfect for Ages 14+

This was a great addition to my son's collection. Very well made. Very well detailed.

The F4F Wildcat was a carrier based fighter aircraft manufactured by Grumman during WW2 for the U.S Navy and other customers. The Wildcat was really the only U.S fighter available to the U.S Navy in the Pacific Theater as the Brewster Buffalo proved to be horribly inadequate and Buffaloes were replaced by Wildcats as they became available. However, the Wildcat was still slower than the Mitsubishi Zero by 13 mph,was less maneuverable than the Zero and had less range. However, the Wildcats ruggedness and tactics such as the Thach Weave leveled out the playing field and the Wildcat had a combined 6.9/1 claimed kill ratio for the war.Now to the model.The model is great and the paint job is wonderful. Note the red circle inside the roundel. This was later deleted from both the Navy's and the Army Air Forces for very obvious reasons. The prop does spin and the model comes with two drop tanks underneath the wings that cannot be removed. I have nothing else to say about this model other than that its money well spent.

one of my fav die cast planes ever!! survived many a move with me, keep the package it came in to preserve the props if you need to store it!

Looks nice. Fits well in my collection!

Excellent detail and great looking plane. Propeller doesn't spin and blades break easy after 1 time of falling. Have to balance it just right. Super glued blades back on with gorilla glue so looks ok but can tell. Would give 5 if blades weren't so flimsy.

Item looks good with my husband's collection.

Love it. Fits well with my growing 1:100 WWII Pacific war plane collection.

Excelente aviones. Me gustaron muchos los detalles en el P47 y el 109, lo único es que la propela del 109 no gira, la del p47 si.

Excelente reproducción, buen material, tamaño y detalle.

Colecciono esta línea de modelos por su detalle y porque son de metal en su mayor parte, muy recomendables aunque sus precios son muy variables que a veces superan lo aceptable más cuando cobran el envío por separado. Cuando no es así, creo que valen la pena en calidad/costo.

Se lo compre a mi esposo que colecciona buena calidad

Muy bonito modelo y el mejor de su tiempo