Eduard 632087 A6M5c Zero wheels HASEGAWA 1/32 – Complete Wheel Set for Mitsubishi A6M5c "Zero" Fighter Model

We present a precisely crafted Eduard 632087 wheel set for the A6M5c Zero fighter model in 1:32 scale, dedicated to Hasegawa kits. This product is a high-quality accessory that allows you to achieve an unparalleled level of detail and realism in your replica of one of the most famous aircraft of World War II.

Historical Information

The Mitsubishi A6M5c Zero was a key Japanese fighter aircraft of World War II, used by the Imperial Japanese Navy from 1940 to 1945. The A6M5c variant was introduced late in the conflict, featuring improved armor and armament, making it a formidable opponent in aerial battles over the Pacific. The version’s distinctive, massive landing gear wheels were a hallmark—accurate representation of these components greatly enhances the authenticity of the model.

Product Features

• Scale: 1:32
• Manufacturer: Eduard
• Application: Dedicated to Hasegawa A6M5c Zero kits
• Material: High-quality resin cast with meticulous attention to detail
• Set Includes: Complete set of main wheels with tailwheel, painting masks for precise painting of tires and wheel rims
• Historical Era: World War II
• Original User Country: Japan

Advantages of the Set

Eduard’s resin wheels are distinguished by more pronounced tread, better tire profiles, and superbly rendered wheel bolts and rim details compared to standard plastic parts. The included masks significantly facilitate achieving a perfect line between rim and tire while painting, even for those with little experience.

Who Is It For?

This product is recommended for all modellers looking to enhance the realism of their model. Both intermediate modellers seeking improved detail and advanced modellers who expect the highest quality will appreciate it.

Difficulty Level: 2/5

Eduard 632087 A6M5c Zero wheels is an ideal choice for any historical aircraft model enthusiast striving for perfection in reproducing the authentic details of the Japanese World War II fighter.