"Invincible Corsair" over Pacific-US Fighter Aircraft F4U Corsair

F4U Corsair is a famous carrier-based fighter aircraft deployed by U.S. Navy in WWII. With the first prototype manufactured in 1940 and final variant produced in 1953, it has the longest production run of any U.S. piston-engined fighters.

F4U-1A is an upgraded variant of F4U-1. The most notable distinction from F4U-1 includes lifting the pilot’s seat by 18cm, replacing the -1's "birdcage" framed canopy with a semi-bubble canopy, retaining only two frames on either side and a distinctive metal hood over the pilot's head. Thus the pilot’s overall visibility was greatly increased. Furthermore, based on actual experience of F4U-1, F4U-1A also removed top cowl flaps of cowling and replaced the open window in the floor of the cockpit with a mental plate.

The kit is of 1/48 scale, including parts for build complete two models, F4U-1A and F4U-2 one each respectively.

Features

The kit contains parts to build complete F4U-1A and F4U-2 one each.

The kit has rich and accurate details, including overall rivets and lines in skin.

Wings can be built to fold and unfold positions.

Optional positions for separated rudder control surface, flaps and ailerons assembly.

Accurate appearance of engine with rich details

Exhaust pipes goes with different engine models included.

Gun bays can be built to open, with gun and belt provided for your preference.

Rich details of landing gear and wheel bay.

Additional instrument panel parts without details for modelers to use aftermarket 3D decals easily.

Cutting-free masking tapes for transparent canopy parts of both fighters provided.

Finely printed decal for 4 painting schemes and exquisite PE included.

Paint and glue not included