The Eduard 32393 A6M5c landing flaps photo-etched detail set dedicated to the Hasegawa 1:32 scale model is an excellent choice for modelers wishing to enhance the level of detail and realism of this famous Japanese fighter replica. This specially designed set of additional metal parts enables a precise recreation of the landing flaps for the Mitsubishi A6M5c Zero model.

• Scale: 1:32
• Original user country: Japan
• Historical period: World War II (years 1944–1945)
• Material: Photo-etched stainless steel
• Category: Photo-etched detail set for plastic scale models

Brief historical description:
The Mitsubishi A6M5c Zero aircraft is one of the last versions of the iconic Japanese fighter used during World War II. The M5c variant was distinguished by reinforced armament, additional fuel tanks, and modified flaps. It was employed by the Imperial Japanese Navy mainly for the defense of the home islands and airbase protection in the Pacific, featuring prominently in battles such as Okinawa.

Product characteristics:
The Eduard 32393 set includes highly detailed photo-etched parts that perfectly reproduce the internal and external structures of the landing flaps. The use of specially prepared stainless steel and precise manufacturing technologies enables the recreation of a realistic texture and fineness impossible to achieve with plastic. The assembly instructions allow for easy integration with the Hasegawa 1/32 model, ensuring a high level of historical detail accuracy.

Who is it recommended for?
This product is especially recommended for advanced modelers (difficulty level: 4/5) who want to professionally finish their A6M5c model. Photo-etched details require skill and precision, but the end result significantly enhances the display value of the model. It is an ideal choice for Japanese aviation enthusiasts, contest modelers, and anyone wishing to add the highest level of authenticity to their model.

Thanks to Eduard 32393, the Mitsubishi A6M5c Zero model from Hasegawa gains an exceptional, realistic appearance at a key section of the wings, making it a standout piece in any collection.