Trumpeter 02410 Nakajima A6M2-N 小號手  [TP02410]

A6M2-N Floatplane Zero The A6M2-N had been the seaplane version of the famous Zero fighter. It had been the initial seaplane that was ever designed as a pure fighter plane. While it was some 60 mph (53 knots) slow versus land version, it was surprisingly maneuverable despite having the drag created by the big floats. This sort was code known as "Rufe" by the People in the us, and it ended up being a fruitful fighter. It had been built to provider fighter protection to areas in which there is no airstrip like over invasion beaches, very tiny islands and atolls, or places in which surface would not ensure it is practical to create an airfield. When it first came into solution it scored many air to atmosphere victories, but as increasingly more higher level Allied fighters had been developed, it became easy victim to your Allies later within the war. By belated 1944 it had been supplanted into the seaplane fighter part by the N1K1 Kyofu (rule name "Rex"), and was accustomed train pilots with this more advanced fighter. Over the last hopeless months of the war remaining examples usually flew from Lake Biwa northeast

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