Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero (oz10273)
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Royal 1/2A Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero. Radio control scale mode WWII Japanese fighter. Wingspan 35in, wing area 232 sq in, for .049 - .09 power.
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(oz10273)
Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero
from Royal Marutaka
1979
35in span
Scale IC R/C LowWing Military Fighter Kit
clean :)
formers unchecked
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Found online 09/07/2018 at:
http://www.hippocketaeronautics.com/hpa_plans/details....
Filesize: 810KB
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Credit*: danito69
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Hi. I just discovered your plan site and I loved it. Attached are some photos of my Marutaka Zero [main pic, 004-006]. Cheers,Sake - 04/02/2022
OMG, thank you for posting my photos. It's one of the first balsa kits I've every built and although it was like feeling my way around in an unknown territory, I enjoyed building it every step of the way. It flew great, and is now hanging on the wall waiting to be flown again.
Sake - 05/02/2022
The pictures clearly show how much you enjoyed building and, obviously, also finishing this and the other models. Thanks for sharing them, they make me want to build one of these kits, too .
Hubert - 05/02/2022
Thanks Hubert. I put quite a lot of time into building it: flaps, retractable sprung-main and tail gear, and muffler crammed inside the cowl with OS 10LA in it. It was one of my first balsa kits and I was surprised to see how the flimsy bulsa parts gradually build up into a solid and quite hard fuselarge and wings. I miss the days I could spend so much time doing it. Someday again...
Sake - 10/02/2022
Hi, I had a canopy to one of these Royal kits, but that was it. Overjoyed to find the plan on Oouterzone for download. Pic of finished model [007]. Traditional tissue n dope for the fuselage and nylon for the wing. No gear to save weight, and trusty Enya .09 for ballast. Keep up the good work,
Adrian Davis - 22/02/2022
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