A6M2 Zero Short Kit - WGMSK700

WGM700Combo - A6M2 Zero Combo (Short Kit, Wood Pack, Insignia Sheet)

	The Zero was undoubtedly the superior dog fighter in 1941, at the star of WWII. The Zero faced US planes with better armament, self-sealing fuel tanks, armor shielding around the cockpit as well as squadron team work. THE KIT The box frame fuselage construction with a stress skin foam core is becoming revolutionary. Modelers are surprised at how fast these short kits build.
TEST PILOT NOTES: "This model is a good windy weather flyer. It's fast and maneuverable. It's agile and can perform loops and split "S's". This model will challenge those pilots who are ready for a more advanced aircraft."

Specifications (as tested) Wing Span 55" Length 40-1/2" Wing Area 545 sq.in. Dry Weight 5.2 lbs. Stab Area 79.55 sq. in. Airfoil Fully symmetrical Scale 1 3/8" = 1' Engine Size: Two stroke .25 - .50 # of Channels 4-6	Construction Information Wings One piece foam core with Tigerskin or balsa sheeting Fuselage Balsa box frame construction Tail Flat 3/16" balsa sheet Landing Gear Fixed (retracts optional) Building Time Frame up - 4 Hrs Finish - 26 Hrs. average
Short Kit Contents Arcofoam wing cores Detailed clear canopy Molded high impact cowls Plywood firewall Landing gear straps, blocks & screws Hinges, Horns, Engine mount Molded misc. parts One sets of detailed plans w/step by step instructions Bill of materials for wood needed to build the complete airframe Working with foam guide sheet Retract guide sheet	Test Pilot's Performance Report (As tested with .45 engine and 6 ch. radio) Take off Slight left torque tendency Top speed 80 MPH Landing speed 28 MPH Straight out flight stability Excellent Roll rate Excellent Loop stability Excellent Inverted flight Good Control response Excellent Landing approach Low sink rate with good control feel Flare out Excellent Landing No bad nose over tendencies on grass field Flying experience recommended Intermediate
Replacements & Options  #SK700-B Wing core  #SK700-E Hi-Impact cowl  #SK700-C Plans  #SK700-F Molded intake scoops  #SK700-D Molded canopy  #SP-340 Insignia Sheet  #RT-104 Retracts  #SK71-W Wood Pack (all balsa, plywood, hardwood to construct model)

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