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MAQUETTE À MONTER - F6F-3 Hellcat 'USS Essex' Hasegawa | N° 09134 | 1:48

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1:48 scale F6F-3 Hellcat from USS Essex. Famous US Navy fighter from WWII with 19:1 kill ratio. Kit by Hasegawa includes detailed parts, decals, and clear canopy. Made in Japan 1995.


Characteristics

Scale 1:48
Manufacturer Hasegawa
Size of the box 35 x 19 x 7 cm
EAN 4967834091344


Description

The U.S. Navy procurement division, in June 1941, sent a request to the Grumman Aircraft Company as a replacement fighter for the F4F Wildcat then in active service with the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. Grumman was famous for providing the U.S. Navy with robust and totally successful fighter aircraft for many years. The F6F was nicknamed Hellcat, similar in appearance to the F4F, but was much larger and totally new aircraft. Its design parameters were influenced to a great extent by the then superior Japanese A6M Zero fighters being encountered in the Pacific War area. The F6F Hellcat had excellent maneuverability and handling characteristics during all flight altitudes, and its heavy firepower made it the best Navy fighter aircraft used during the conflict. It finished world war II with a kill ratio of 19:1, a record that still stands in U.S. Navy history and was able to reach any one of the Navies, take substantial combat damage and still return to its ship, saved countless U.S. Naval aviators lives. The company that gave the Bethpage, New York Company the title 'Grumman Iron Works'. It was produced throughout the war, and included Night fighter and bomber versions. DATA(F6F-3): Crew: 1; Length: 10.23m; Wingspan: 13.06m; Height: 3.52m; Wing area: 31m²; Max speed: 603km/h @5,280m; Range: 1,754km; Engine: P&W R-2800-10; Horsepower: 2,000hp @ take off; Weapons: 12.7mm machine guns X 6

 

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