Eduard 32495 A6M5 Zero Landing Flaps TAMIYA 1/32 – photo-etched landing flap set for Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero

Eduard 32495 A6M5 Zero landing flaps TAMIYA 1/32 is a specialist upgrade set created for modelers seeking the highest level of detail in models of the Japanese Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighter. This product is dedicated to the plastic model kit by Tamiya in the impressive 1/32 scale.

The Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero was a carrier-based fighter aircraft used by the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. The A6M5 variant entered service between 1943–1945 and participated actively in major battles in the Pacific, such as the Battle of Leyte and the fighting in the Philippines. The aircraft was notable for its high maneuverability and advanced construction compared to contemporary fighters.

• Scale: 1/32
• Country of origin: Japan
• Historical period: World War II
• Category: detail-up set for plastic model
• Intended for: A6M5 Zero (Tamiya) model
• Material: precision photo-etched brass
• Contents: complete set of landing flaps in deployed position
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5

The Eduard 32495 set allows you to accurately reproduce the construction of the landing flaps, which are not available in standard kit versions. Made from thin photo-etched brass, it enables you to precisely replicate the profiles, perforations, and textures, with the resulting effect ideally reflecting the authentic details of the A6M5 Zero. This is an absolutely essential element if you want your model to stand out at contests or presentations.

The set is recommended mainly for intermediate and advanced modelers, due to the need for precise cutting, bending, and assembly using soldering or model metal adhesives. After applying this set, your Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero will achieve a museum level of detail, especially impressive in airfield dioramas or model displays in the "on the ground" position with the flaps extended.

Eduard 32495 A6M5 Zero landing flaps TAMIYA 1/32 is the perfect choice for anyone who values authenticity, historical accuracy, and exceptional quality of workmanship in their favorite World War II fighter model.