With a lightweight chassis, a 940hp engine, and armed with two 7.7mm machine guns and two 20mm cannons, the A6M2 (Model 21) Zero was nearly invincible as Japan's military advanced across the Pacific in WWII.
Finishing Options:
A - Lieutenant Commander Shigeru Itaya, Akagi Aircraft Carrier Fighter Group, Hawaii, December 8th 1941:
- Tamiya XF-16;
- Tamiya X-18;
- Tamiya AS-29;
- Tamiya XF-15;
- Tamiya XF-2;
- Tamiya XF-11;
- Tamiya XF-10;
- Tamiya XF-26;
- Tamiya XF-64;
B - Warrant Officer Yoshiro Hashiguchi, 3rd Air Group, Kendari Base, Calebes Island, February 1942:
- Tamiya XF-16;
- Tamiya AS-29;
- Tamiya XF-15;
- Tamiya XF-2;
- Tamiya XF-11;
- Tamiya XF-10;
- Tamiya XF-26;
- Tamiya XF-64;
C - Petty Officer 1st Class Saburo Sakai, Tainan Air Group, Denpasar Base, Bali Island, February 1942:
- Tamiya XF-16;
- Tamiya AS-29;
- Tamiya XF-15;
- Tamiya XF-2;
- Tamiya XF-11;
- Tamiya XF-10;
- Tamiya XF-26;
- Tamiya XF-64;
D - Warrant Officer Tetsuzo Iwamoto, 253rd Air Group Tobera Base, Rabaul, January 1944:
- Tamiya XF-10;
- Tamiya XF-16;
- Tamiya AS-1;
- Tamiya AS-2;
- Tamiya XF-15;
- Tamiya XF-2;
- Tamiya XF-11;
- Tamiya XF-26;
- Tamiya XF-64;
E - 261st Air Group (Tiger Corps), Kagoshima Base, February 1944:
- Tamiya X-7;
- Tamiya XF-10;
- Tamiya AS-1;
- Tamiya XF-21;
- Tamiya XF-15;
- Tamiya XF-2;
- Tamiya XF-11;
- Tamiya XF-26;
- Tamiya XF-64;
