One of the classic aircraft of the World War II period, the Corsair was designed in 1938 to meet a USN requirement for a shipboard fighter. The distinctive inverted gull wing was to provide sufficient ground clearance for the huge propellor attached to the Double Wasp engine. The XF4U-1 was first flown on May 29 1940. On October 1st, 1940, the aircraft became the first to exceed 400mph – achieving 404mph (646kmh). The aircraft entered service in mid-1942, and development continued through to 1952.

• Scale 1:72
• Item Type: Static Aircraft
• Model Dimension Length: 143mm Wingspan: 172mm Height: 67mm
• Total Plastic Parts: 45pcs
• Total Sprues: 4 pcs
• Chromeplate Parts: n/a
• Camouflage Scheme
  1. VMF-511, 1945
  2. VF-84, USS Bunker Hill, 1945
• Dimensions: 11.14 x 17.36 x 6.3 cm