1/144 F6F-5 Hercat David McCampbell 2 Machine Set [PDR-16]

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[About the actual machine]
The U.S. Navy developed and deployed the F6F Hercat during the Second World War.
It was developed as a successor to the F4F. It flew for the first time in 1942 and became operational in 1943.
It is equipped with a 2000 horsepower class Pratt & Whitney R-2800.
It boasts a maximum speed of approximately 600km/h.
It was equipped with six sets of 12.7mm50 caliber M2 Browning heavy machine guns on one wing.
It was also equipped with air-to-ground rockets and bombs.
When it was put into operation in 1943, it played an active role in the Pacific Ocean theatre of World War II.
It was equipped with powerful firepower and a powerful engine, and it was used in a fierce battle against the Japanese Navy in the Pacific Ocean.
It was equipped with powerful firepower and a powerful engine.
It was equipped with a number of combat results.
After the World War II, it was put into operation until the 1950 s.
It was a model of the F6F-5.
The overall length of the finished product is 72 mm.
It is easy to assemble with a br>
[Product Details]
Size when completed : Total length approx. 72 mm 144 144 flying ace David McCampbell David McCampbell