Hobby Master 1/48 Japan A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto 253rd AG Rabaul Jan 1944
1/48 Japan A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto 253rd AG Rabaul Jan 1944 by Hobby Master delivers authentic WWII aviation history for scale model collectors and military aircraft enthusiasts.
Featuring:- Diecast metal construction: sturdy build with crisp panel lines and rivet details
- Factory-applied camouflage and markings: accurate to Tetsunzo Iwamoto’s 253rd AG aircraft, Rabaul, January 1944
- Detailed cockpit and landing gear: see the pilot’s controls and undercarriage up close
- Display stand included: show off your Zero in flight or on the ground
- No assembly required: ready to display straight from the box
- Length: 19.0 cm
- Width: 25.0 cm
- Height: 6.0 cm
- Scale: 1:48
- Manufacturer: Hobby Master
- Model: A6M2b Zero Fighter
- Pilot: Tetsunzo Iwamoto
- Unit: 253rd Air Group, Rabaul, January 1944
- Material: Diecast metal with plastic parts
- Paint and glue: Not required
- Assembly: None required
Perfect for aviation collectors, WWII history fans, and display in your home or office, backed by Hobby Master’s reputation for quality and detail.
Why this aircraft mattersThe A6M2b Zero Fighter was a key asset for the Imperial Japanese Navy during WWII. Tetsunzo Iwamoto, one of Japan’s top aces, flew this aircraft with the 253rd Air Group from Rabaul in early 1944. The model’s camouflage and markings match his actual plane, making it a standout for anyone interested in Pacific theatre history.
Display your Zero on a shelf, desk, or in a case. No paint, glue, or modelling tools needed—everything is finished and ready to go.
This is a diecast model. It is fragile and not recommended for children.