Air Modeling Manual Vol. 2: Zero Fighter Variations

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Air Modeling Manual Vol. 2: Zero Fighter Variations
Code: HBJ25566 Series: Air Modeling Manual

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Originally Released:

June 2007

Size/Weight:

29.7 x 21.0 x 0.9 cm/500g

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Product Overview:

This item is a Japanese-language book or magazine about aircraft and/or aircraft modeling. Some Japanese aircraft books, such as the Aero Detail series contain complete English text as well. See the product description below for details. 112 pages.

A Japanese-language softcover book dedicated to modeling the Zero. Plenty of photographs of models under construction, built-up, and detail shots of actual relics largely compensate for the language barrier.