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Cobi COBI-5729 1:32 Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero-Sen hobby collectible 347 blocks
1:32 scale Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero-Sen fighter model with 347 blocks and a pilot figure
- Size1: 32
- TypeBlocks
- Age7+
- FeaturesThe Mitsubishi A6M2 was one of the best fighters in the init
- 1:32 scale Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero-Sen replica for detailed display
- 347 precision blocks recreate the 1940 Imperial Japanese Navy fighter
- Movable propeller and ailerons enable dynamic posing options
- Includes one pilot figure to complete the historic scene
- Suitable for ages 7+ to build and learn WWII aviation history
Historical fighter model
The Cobi COBI-5729 reproduces the Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero-Sen at 1:32 scale using 347 construction blocks. It is aimed at hobbyists aged seven and older who enjoy building detailed aircraft replicas from the early World War II period.
Movable details and display
The finished model features a movable propeller and movable wing ailerons plus a removable pilot figure. These mechanical elements allow the builder to pose the aircraft on a shelf or desk without needing glue or specialised tools.
Scale and parts constraints
The 1:32 ratio fixes the overall footprint so the model fits standard display spaces but limits interior detail compared with larger scales. Builders who want a higher piece count or a larger wingspan will need a different kit because this set contains exactly 347 blocks.
Highlights
- 1:32 scale Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero-Sen replica for detailed display
- 347 precision blocks recreate the 1940 Imperial Japanese Navy fighter
- Movable propeller and ailerons enable dynamic posing options
- Includes one pilot figure to complete the historic scene
- Suitable for ages 7+ to build and learn WWII aviation history
Specifications
| Brand | COBI |
|---|---|
| Model | 5729 |
| Size | 1: 32 |
| Type | Blocks |
| Age | 7+ |
| Features | The Mitsubishi A6M2 was one of the best fighters in the initial period of World War II. The Navy Deck Fighter Model 0 had no official name. The number 0 represents the end of the year 2600 (on the Japanese calendar) in which the aircraft was designed. Hence the popular term "Zero" invented by the British. The aircraft was designed by engineer Jiro Horikoshi in 1940 on the order of the Imperial Japanese Navy. The model was constantly modified during the war. The machine was characterized by high speed and maneuverability. These features, among others, were achieved at the expense of a |
| Shipping weight | 0.54 kg |
| Package size | 381 × 269 × 114 mm |
Questions about this item
What does the 1:32 scale mean for the finished model size?
The 1:32 scale reproduces the Mitsubishi A6M2 at thirty-second full size; the completed build spans the wingspan and length of a 347-block fighter with a pilot figure included.
What surface area is needed to assemble the 347 blocks and pilot figure?
A flat workspace roughly the footprint of a 1:32 scale aircraft gives enough room to lay out all 347 elements and the pilot figure without crowding.
Which assembly step do builders most often skip when attaching the movable propeller?
The propeller mounts on a small pin that must be pressed fully into the engine block before the cowling halves are closed, otherwise it will not spin freely.
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