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A step up from the Zero in terms of what's been attempted, this plane includes such details as the tail wheel, engine exhausts, wing and tail scribing, and canopy scribing. The bottomside (like the Zero) is smoothly featureless - with no hole for a flight stand. Again, the edges of wings and tail needed filing, but a lot less work than the Zero needed. There's a seam running down the side of the fuselage, minor and treatable. The rear tip of the fuselage becomes a bit undefined, and definitely needs some minor filing and trimming (though, until I get my hands back on my reference books, I'm not sure what and where to trim...). I have to say this is a good, solid, basic model of the Corsair. I'm looking forward to painting these up. 37mm length x 41mm width x 9mm height |