Dogfight Doubles - Grumman F4F-4 Wildcat and Mitsubishi Zero

Throughout WWII the Grumman F-4F4 and the Mitsubishi Zero battled head to head in many significant dogfights in the Pacific Theater of the war with many being shot down on both sides. The Zero's top speed 330mph had better horsepower to weight ratio, which emphasized maneuverability, long range, and rate of climb in its design.

When in higher altitudes and speed, the playing field was evened against the Wildcat as the Zero would become harder to manuever giving the Wildcat a better advantage. Without any plan for defence on the Zero, the Wildcat could take much more damage without fear of being immediately overtaken as it contained many features to help stop bullets taken in the dogfights. The Wildcat became superior in the line of defence, when the Zero sole focus was offence, they continued to be formidable opponents througout World War II.

Models & Model Kits are supplied unpainted and unassembled unless otherwise noted.

Set Includes:

9 Acrylic Paints

2 Paint Brushes

1 Poly Cement