1/48 F4U-5N Corsair

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1/48 F4U-5N Corsair
Code: HSGJT75 Series: JT Series (1/48 WWII, New)

Yen Price:
(Merchandise Only)

2,400

About $25.08 USD; €20.02 Euros
Other Currencies; What this means

83.64	Argentina Pesos
40.32	Australian Dollar
61.94	Brazil Reais
32.19	Canadian Dollar
194.41	Hong Kong Dollar
303,210.24	Indonesian Rupiah
90.82	Malaysian Ringgit
345.79	Mexican Pesos
47.33	N.Z. Dollars
181.81	Norwegian Kroner
1,249.25	Phillipine Pesos
38.44	Singapore Dollars
37,479.04	South Korea Won
212.04	Sweden Krona
30.72	Swiss Francs
839.72	Taiwan Dollars
884.34	Thailand Baht
16.97	United Kingdom Pound
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Stock Status:

Out of StockWhat this means

Originally Released:

October 2000

Size/Weight:

34.0 x 19.0 x 5.0 cm/340g

Shipping Estimate:

EMS: 1,860 yen, SAL: 880 yen

Other Currencies; What this means

EMS	SAL	Currency
19.44	9.20	US Dollars
15.52	7.34	Euro
64.82	30.67	Argentina Pesos
31.25	14.78	Australian Dollar
48	22.71	Brazil Reais
24.94	11.80	Canadian Dollar
150.67	71.28	Hong Kong Dollar
234,987.93	111,177.09	Indonesian Rupiah
70.39	33.30	Malaysian Ringgit
267.99	126.79	Mexican Pesos
36.68	17.36	N.Z. Dollars
140.90	66.66	Norwegian Kroner
968.17	458.06	Phillipine Pesos
29.79	14.09	Singapore Dollars
29,046.25	13,742.31	South Korea Won
164.33	77.75	Sweden Krona
23.81	11.26	Swiss Francs
650.79	N/a	Taiwan Dollars
685.37	324.26	Thailand Baht
13.15	6.22	United Kingdom Pound
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Assembly Guide:

Product Overview:

This item is an injection-plastic aircraft model kit. It requires both cement and painting to complete or use. 129 parts. 21.9cm long when completed.

Beautiful! Should please all but the most demanding detail lovers. Surface detail and panel lines are elegant and crisply molded anywhere you look. Engine is well rendered and has very fine cooling fins on the pistons. That prop is massive! Kit includes 250lb. Bombs, slipper drop tanks and air to surface rockets (8). Markings are included for two different planes:

VC-3 Det. D flown by Lt. Guy P Bordelon (5 kills) in Korea 1953 and

VMF(N)-513 flown by Capt. Eugene Derrickson in Korea 1951.

Box art by the incomparable Shigeo Koike.