This is a 1/72 Scale F6F-3/5 Hellcat "U.S.S. Princeton"
Plastic Model Kit from Academy Hobby Models.
For Ages 10 and Up.
Of the 6,477 Japanese aircraft shot down by the US Navy pilots in WWII,
5,156 were accounted to the F6F Hellcat. Prior to its operational debut in 1943
the Navy Wildcats were no match for the nimble Japanese Zero. The Hellcat, with
its speed, armor and heavy armament changed all that, becoming the dominant
fighter of the era.
FEATURES: Medium grey plastic pieces molded to sprue trees.
Clear pieces for canopy included.
Single seat cockpit.
Recessed panel lines give authentic look.
Detailed cockpit and landing gear.
One drop tank.
Full armament package.
Detailed pictorial instructions.
MARKING
OPTIONS: One decal sheet with markings for six aircraft:
1: F6F-3, Lt. William E. Lamb, VF-27, USS Princeton, Oct. 1944.
2: F6F-3, Lt. Richard Stambook, VF-27, USS Princeton, Oct. 1944.
3: F6F-3, Lt. James "Red" Shirley, VF-27, USS Princeton, Oct. 1944.
4: F6F-3, Ens. Bob Burnell, VF-27, USS Princeton, Oct. 1944.
5: F6F-3, Lt. Carl A. Brown Jr., VF-27, USS Princeton, Oct. 1944.
6: F6F-3, Ens. Paul E. Drury, VF-27, USS Princeton, Oct. 1944.
Aircraft Colors:
-Flat Black, Interior Green, Silver, Metallic Gray, Clear Red,
Clear Blue, Olive Drab, Flat Navy Blue, Navy Blue, Medium Blue,
White, Red.
INCLUDES: One 1/72 Scale F6F-3/5 Hellcat "U.S.S. Princeton" Plastic Model Kit.
REQUIRES: Assembly
Cement, TESR1525
Hobby Knife, HCAR0100 or Sprue Cutter
Tweezers, TESR1652
Water for Waterslide Decals
Paint: (See MARKING OPTIONS)
Paint Brushes
Pin Vise, HCAR0696 or Drill
Glue Tips or Toothpicks
SPECS: Scale: 1/72
COMMENTS: A completed size for this model is not supplied by the manufacturer.
sdw 9/12/03
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