BALSA WOOD CONSTRUCTION KIT
The first production F6F-3 took to the air in Oct. 1942, and by Jan. 16, 1943, operational F6F-3’s were being delivered to the U.S. Navy. More than 2500 joined the naval service in 1944 with production of the “3’s” coming to a halt in the spring of 1944 when an improved version, the F6F-5 began to roll down the assembly lines. Form its first combat engagement, the Hellcat proved superior to its Japanese opponent and maintained this advantage right up to the end of the hostilities. Largely remembered for its exploits during the war in the Pacific, Hellcats served aboard the following as well as other carriers of the U.S. Pacific Fleet- Yorktown, Essex, Enterprise, Hornet, Lexington, Ticonderoga and Intrepid. Notable combat engagements occurred over Marcus Island, Wake Island, Tarawa, and the Marianas.

Schaal 1:16
Maten;

Spanwijdte; 830 mm.

G1005 F6F-3 HELLCAT U.S.Navy WW2 Fighter

Produits recommandés pour G1005 F6F-3 HELLCAT U.S.Navy WW2 Fighter

Guillow's 803 Stearman PT-17 WWII Pilot Trainer

G1003 SBD-3 DAUNTLESS U.S.Navy WW2 DIVE-BOMBER

Guillow's 2001 P-38L LIGHTNING WWII Fighter

Guilow's 1002 Junkers Ju87B STUKA Luftwaffe Bomber WWII

Guillow's G1001 P-47D THUNDERBOLT U.S.Air Force WW2 Fighter

Guillow's 1004 F4U-4 CORSAIR U.S.Navy & Marines WW2 Fighter

Articles alternatifs pour G1005 F6F-3 HELLCAT U.S.Navy WW2 Fighter