Vought F4UF Corsair

This is a 1/32 Scale Vought F4U-4 Corsair Plastic Model Kit from Trumpeter Scale Models. Suitable for Ages 14 & Older.

Trumpeter Vought F4UF Corsair Plastic Model Airplane 1/32 Scale #02222
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 Trumpeter # tsm02222
$61.19
 
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Features :
  • 350 medium gray plastic pieces attached to sprue trees.
  • Clear pieces for canopy, engine cover and instrument panel.
  • Accurately reproduced exterior and cockpit.
  • Completely detailed cockpit.
  • Detailed engine.
  • Realistic propeller.
  • Folding wings.
  • Two drop tanks.
  • Full armament package.
  • Illustrated assembly guide.
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"Great plane"
wilt121102
The parts we easy to put together occasionally some glue mishaps but I’m buying it again to redo it this time with airbrush

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Features

  • 350 medium gray plastic pieces attached to sprue trees.
  • Clear pieces for canopy, engine cover and instrument panel.
  • Accurately reproduced exterior and cockpit.
  • Completely detailed cockpit.
  • Detailed engine.
  • Realistic propeller.
  • Folding wings.
  • Two drop tanks.
  • Full armament package.
  • Illustrated assembly guide.

Specs

  • Scale: 1/32
  • Length: 12.6" (321mm)
  • Wingspan: 15.4" (390mm
  • Trumpeter Product Number: 02222

Includes

One 1/32 Scale Vought F4U-4 Corsair Plastic Model Kit.




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Information

The Chance-Vought F4U Corsair was one of the most successful fighters of WWII. It was in production longer than any other US fighter in World War II (1942-1952) with 12,571 built, some of which remained in service as late as 1965.The F4U-4 is a version 2.01 addition to War birds. This Corsair saw service in the final stages of the Pacific War. The F4U-4 Corsair used the Pratt & Whitney R2800-18W, later upgraded to the R2800-42W. This engine required more air, creating the need to re-design the nose with the distinctive chin intake. The exhaust system was also re-designed with exhaust outlets both above and below the wings. The other major change was a complete re-design of the cockpit, making it more ergonomic. This included a new cockpit floor, new consoles, re-designed instrument panel, and a simplified seat which consisted of a bucket-type base and a flat armored plate for a back rest. The F4U-4 first saw combat at the battle for Okinawa in 1945. The F4u-4 also participated in combat in Korea. It was the fastest, best dogfighter of the series. The Corsair was definitely the longest-lived of the Navy fighters of WWII, its last combat sortie being in 1971 with El Salvador, and the F4U-4 was considered the 'ultimate' Corsair.


Markings

  • Waterslide decals for two version
  • 1: F4U-4 Korean War version: VMF-323 "Death Rattlers", Sept. 1950.
  • 2: F4U-4 Corsair WWII version: Ken Walsh's "White 13", VMF-222, Okinawa, June 1945.
  • Airframe and Detail Colors -Black, Red, Yellow, Green, Silver, Gold, Light Gray, Interior Green.