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@@0XlX0 is it just me or the Japanese is lazy enough to name guns it be like: Japan: yay I made my own pistol *Thinks a very long time to name it* Japan: I’m bored I will just name it uhh... Japan: NAMBU TYPE 14!
The marking near the yellow band is the aircraft data plate, that contains basic aircraft information. The Kanji under the horizontal stabilizer means a maintenance attachment point.
Very tiny but I can tell, the pistol is Type 14 Nambu. 1/18 looks pretty large and so cool. I have never seen Zero-sen of this scale here in Japan. It is usually 1/72 of Hasegawa or 1/48 of TAMIYA. Thank you for sharing.
Pistols were an important symbol for officers. Much like the sword. Japanese pistols were not of the best quality. So the Japanese allowed officers to buy their own. Many Japanese officers bought German Lugers/P-38s.
In regards to the wing cannons- the A6M did mount two 20mm cannons-one in each wing. They were completely contained within the wing which eliminated a lot of drag- hence the two holes to fire out of. The BBI Zero was a fantastic model. It was released in four variations- two in green ( this video has the one with the yellow tail markings, which was one of the last produced by the company) and two in the light grey.
I have the 1/32 version from 21st century it has all the same markings also with cannon that stick out, there are 2 very small pieces of plastic that need to be put in the holes
Depends which model it is I think the A6m2 had cannons in the wing but the later A6m5 had cannons protruding from the wing root.. Not sure about the A6m3
Bro - most excellent and triumphant review. The 1/18 kits are amazingly detailed and this zero is a prime example. Availability is hit and miss for 1/18 planes, but snagging one or two when you can gives a model that will last for years.
Beautifully detailed, very high quality, 1/18 Zero! Great weathering too. I foolishly hesitated to buy these at Toys r Us, years ago. Great presentation! Thanks again for sharing.
The early Zero's didn't have cannons that extended beyond the leading edge of the wing though, so there would only be two holes, like on your model here, to indicate they were there when seen from the front. Later types did have cannons were the gun barrels extended beyond the leading edge of the wings though.
Fantastic airplane model at 1/18 scale , Zero (A6M) . The kit is very detailed and I like it very much . The pilot is also very detailed . Thank you for sharing this excelent video my friend !🥇🏆👍👏👏👏🎩👌✌️
The holes in the wings are the firing apertures for the Ho 20mm cannon. Sometimes you will see old WW2 photos showing a tiny barrel stub sticking out of the leading wing edge.
The two holes at the wing are actually the main armament of the zero which are 20mm cannon, the cannons are concealed inside the wing in the Type 21 zero. Only til the late war version the type 52 shows its cannon barrels. This plan belongs to a unit call Kami no Ike (God's Pond), is a training unit for suicide bombing attack in 1944.
As you can see, the cockpit was a tight fit, even for the smaller Japanese pilots. The average height for a Japanese man in 1941 was between 5'2" and 5'5" and their physical stature was slight. A strenuous physical fitness regimen during basic training and all the way during flight training, marked by deliberate beatings, kept the Japanese pilots very physically fit. The Japanese Zero-sen Reisen (Zeke or Zero), was a very compact plane, almost small yet it packed a lot of firepower for its time, two, 7.7mm machine guns and two, Ho 20mm cannon. The Japanese Naval authorities wisely wanted the Zero-sen to possess anti-bomber firepower. For all its superb qualities, it came at a fatal cost. The Zero-sen was unarmored and unprotected in every way. There was no selective armor plate for vulnerable engine parts. The fuel tanks were unprotected, non-self-sealing. The pilot had no backrest and headplate armor. All this had been omitted to keep the Zero's total weight at an absolute minimum, making it extremely maneuverable and fast-climbing. It's 1941 top speed of 331mph was modest, however, compared to American and European fighter planes. The 1944 A6M5c penultimate Zero-sen had a top speed of 351mph. Once the Allied fighter pilots learned of the Zero-zen's design weakness, they were quick to take advantage of it. Allied aerial tactics negated the Zero's superior maneuverability and thousands were blown out of the Pacific skies.
Awesome model man. Shouldn't have watched you channel you got me wanted to buy one now...lol. I just started collection 1/18 diecast cars now I see this cool plane oh oh...lol.
This might A6M2. Mostly this type colored white grey for used aircraft carrier like Akagi, Kaga, Zuikaku, Hiryu. Comon late type A6M5、Type 52 was colored this dark green. But not a few M2 repainted to this dark green. Its on Marriana battle. Can't gerther enough type 52. So used this early type. Manuve performance is more excellent than late A6M5．Thank you nice video.
Beautiful model. It would be spectacular if you added additional details to it like the rigging and weathered it a bit. By the way, unless someone has already spotted it, that is a Nambu pistol.
You can really tell how small the full scale Zero was compared to the American fighters with this model. This 1/18 scale plane is quite a bit smaller than the P-47, P-38, Corsair, and even the P-51 models. Awesome detail on this.
If only my parents let me buy stuff online i could order a a6m zero scale model or just an Japanese infantryman god the a6m zero is my fav ww2 aircraft
My favorite WW2 Japanese fighter plane is the little-known Ki-44 Shoki (demon killer) (Tojo). The Imperial Japanese Air Force was slow to adopt the 20mm cannon for its fighter airplanes and this finally occurred with the late 1944 Ki-84 Hayate (Gale) fighter plane, codenamed, "Frank", by the Americans. Meanwhile, the earlier Ki-44 brandished just four, 12.7mm heavy machineguns, barely adequate against American fighter planes and light bombers, but lacking against American medium bombers and inadequate against heavy, four-engine bombers. Its colleague, the far more numerous, primary JAAP fighter plane, the Ki-43 Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon), codename, Oscar, carried only two, 12.7mm heavy machine guns. To compensate, the JAAP used explosive 12.7mm bullets, which Allied fighter pilots mistook for 20mm cannon shells.
Ironically this is one of the best looking kits of many you have put together. Very nice detail pilot excellent, great cockpit camo excellent. Packaging would indicate this kit might have been made in the late stages of the company. Do you know when this company went out of business? ebay pricing makes them impossible to collect -
Thanks for heads up on Amazon, a quick pass showed one kit, the Navy F-4, for $159.95, but no vendor, however this might lead to other kits in a more detailed search. That's getting close to affordability compared to eBay. Ill dig deeper. Thanks plus I'll always catch your videos , they are excellent
BBI is still in business, but they haven't done any of the heavy realism 1/18 scale stuff since around 2011. At the time, they related that the collector market was just too small.
@@winterstar3372 Thanks, I've been trying to remember what would have been the competition to collectables or modeling about that time. . It would have taken quite a sophisticated manufacturing operation to crank these out. Of course they certainly are collectable now. I've always built 1/48 scale with minimal detail. Then companies started building the big bombers in 1/48. Next came the super detailed 1/32 kits from 150 to 400 bucks. Maybe they chose the wrong distribution channels. I keep hoping to walk into a garage sale and find them marked for 5 bucks a kit :-):-). Do you know where they were originally made? And last do they make aircraft kits similar to these just not in 1/18? Seems like there are many aircraft museums popping up that would like to display these. Thanks for the input.
@@c123bthunderpig Anytime. The heyday of the 1/18 scale military boom was in the mid-to-late 2000's. The big companies were 21st century toys and BBI in the 1/18 scale. After 21st century folded, JSI/Merit re-released some of the 21st century aircraft as well as developed new product. BBI eventually stopped after the special edition re-releases of the F-18, Blackhawk, and Bf-109. There were a few additional offerings in the 2010's, though. Some of the last JSI products were offered as both pre-built as well as model kit sets- these include the AV-8b Harrier, the MRAP, and the FW-190. As model just, they were released under the Hobbyboss and Trumpeter model kit brands. There would also be some re-issues of some of the 21st century aircraft by a company named Flight Wings. They did few aircraft, but tended to do them in multiple livery options, including ones that had not been offered before. If memory serves the Flight Wings aircraft were the Avenger, P-51, and Mig-15.
this model looks nice, but..... Probably the company or person which has built that model never seen the aileron's mass ballance: Why that ballance has been mounted behind aileron axis instead of forward? Is it really works? Have they ever seen the aircraft?
It's a accurate model plus U gotta pay tax maybe not and plus shipping fee it's mostly for collectors because it's not a toy it's a display plane that's why it's expensive
Now there expensive. I have the white and green one like this one and I paid about $60 for each when they came out. My 2 are still in the box along with a P51 and TBF Avenger. I just took out the box a F86 Sabre. It's amazing!
Where do you get these superbly detailed models from ? .... I've looked on Ebay and they are going for around the £500 price mark !! .... Some slightly less but that depends on the condition and how rare they are !! ..... I've seen some for £1,500 which is an absolute joke. ... Thanks for a great review as always.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews Awesome! Did you buy these recently? Some are almost impossible to find. The ones you can find they are asking crazy money for them.
Collector - the pistol is called NAMBU and after the looks it is a Type 14 - the other weapon must be a WAKIZASHI a ceremonial dagger used mostly for performing the ritual of the HARAKIRI. I'm not an expert but it's looks to short for a sword. Great channel.
Hey, yes you were correct on the back of the cockpit is oxygen cylinders in the aircraft machine guns were Navy type '97 machine guns and the pistol is type 14 nambu cool Japanese zero
@@macmacdonald9565 I always saw those toys in the catalog and I'd always ask my mom to get them, of course she never could but she tried her best. I always wanted the elite force and unimax toys, everyime I saw them I'd insta-pick them right off the bat. I've found some toys by 21st Century Toys and such that date back to before the 2010s and I've found some from even the late 90's, so they ran for a while. A couple of the brand such as JSI/Merit still exist, but I can't say the same for the others like BBI or Unimax, they may still exist but either changed their brand or even entirely changed their focus.
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これAmazonで売ってますか？
Where do you buy it
You buy it in amozan
@@dukeofsordidlobsters1391 thank you
日本にはこんなの売ってませんよ
Very impressive considering it is merely sold as a "toy", the rendering, the level of details, the painting, the weathering, really nice.
流石アメリカだな日本にはこういうのが無いから羨ましい･･･
The pistol in question is a Japanese Nambu automatic pistol, for officers. Mistsubushi was the manufacturer of the fighter plane. Kevin Phoenix
that pistol was so bad if you put pressure on the sides of it it would fire a round off
David McLeod i mean it was better then the other ww2 Japanese pistol
May I know which one factory products?
@@0XlX0 thank you for pointing that out to me I have my dads type 99 rifle at home
@@0XlX0 is it just me or the Japanese is lazy enough to name guns it be like:
Japan: yay I made my own pistol
*Thinks a very long time to name it*
Japan: I’m bored I will just name it uhh...
Japan: NAMBU TYPE 14!
The marking near the yellow band is the aircraft data plate, that contains basic aircraft information. The Kanji under the horizontal stabilizer means a maintenance attachment point.
Amazing. The cockpit detail alone is amazing!
Very tiny but I can tell, the pistol is Type 14 Nambu. 1/18 looks pretty large and so cool. I have never seen Zero-sen of this scale here in Japan. It is usually 1/72 of Hasegawa or 1/48 of TAMIYA. Thank you for sharing.
零式艦上戦闘機..
本当に美しい飛行機です。
さすが日本の戦闘機だ...。
堀越二郎に感謝しております。
What are ya’ll saying?
@@0Tomah They are complimenting this fighter
素晴らしいですね。
The pistol is a Nambu, Model 14. Quite a few of these were brought by our soldiers after VJ day. I think the Ruger Mk II was built on this design.
Pistols were an important symbol for officers.
Much like the sword.
Japanese pistols were not of the best quality.
So the Japanese allowed officers to buy their own. Many Japanese officers bought German Lugers/P-38s.
@@jeffreymcfadden9403 maybe so but the pistol with this kit is a Nambu.
@@jeffreymcfadden9403 The Type 94 and the Hamada Type pistols were decently solid handguns
In regards to the wing cannons- the A6M did mount two 20mm cannons-one in each wing. They were completely contained within the wing which eliminated a lot of drag- hence the two holes to fire out of. The BBI Zero was a fantastic model. It was released in four variations- two in green ( this video has the one with the yellow tail markings, which was one of the last produced by the company) and two in the light grey.
I have the 1/32 version from 21st century it has all the same markings also with cannon that stick out, there are 2 very small pieces of plastic that need to be put in the holes
Depends which model it is I think the A6m2 had cannons in the wing but the later A6m5 had cannons protruding from the wing root..
Not sure about the A6m3
Bro - most excellent and triumphant review. The 1/18 kits are amazingly detailed and this zero is a prime example. Availability is hit and miss for 1/18 planes, but snagging one or two when you can gives a model that will last for years.
Beautifully detailed, very high quality, 1/18 Zero!
Great weathering too.
I foolishly hesitated to buy these at Toys r Us, years ago.
Great presentation!
Thanks again for sharing.
カッコよすぎ
人形もよく出来てるし
very beautiful...
the Japanese spirit！！
何じゃこれ、めっちゃ完成度高いな
これ日本にも売ってるのか？
The early Zero's didn't have cannons that extended beyond the leading edge of the wing though, so there would only be two holes, like on your model here, to indicate they were there when seen from the front. Later types did have cannons were the gun barrels extended beyond the leading edge of the wings though.
killer plane ! none selling in any website for now for white and green model,glad that you own it !
The Samurai of the skies
Fantastic airplane model at 1/18 scale , Zero (A6M) . The kit is very detailed and I like it very much . The pilot is also very detailed . Thank you for sharing this excelent video my friend !🥇🏆👍👏👏👏🎩👌✌️
You'll have hours of fun tonight playing with that 🤣🤣
This is my dream 1/18 scale plane along with lots of others that I like
Best looking a6m I’ve ever seen ! 😮 specially being static model , reminds me of eflite Rc a6m 300 size
Maravilloso, honor y gloria eterna a los aviadores Japoneses y sus poderosos zeros !
欲しい！
精巧で完成度が高い。
素晴らしい！
The holes in the wings are the firing apertures for the Ho 20mm cannon. Sometimes you will see old WW2 photos showing a tiny barrel stub sticking out of the leading wing edge.
零戦21型は一部の現地改造型などを除くと99式2号銃ではなく一号銃です
The Zero Fighter Type 21 is not the Type 99 No. 2 gun but the No. 1 gun, except for the locally modified type.
The two holes at the wing are actually the main armament of the zero which are 20mm cannon, the cannons are concealed inside the wing in the Type 21 zero. Only til the late war version the type 52 shows its cannon barrels.
This plan belongs to a unit call Kami no Ike (God's Pond), is a training unit for suicide bombing attack in 1944.
クオリティ高いなぁ
こういう商品ってやっぱりアメリカの方が充実してるよなぁ
@IQ BAKA アンチ喋んな
@IQ BAKA お前がしゃべんなや気持ち悪い
@IQ BAKA それって完全にあなたの意見ですよね？www
@IQ BAKA 一言だけ言わせて、キモッ(╬⁽⁽ ⁰ ⁾⁾ Д ⁽⁽ ⁰ ⁾⁾)
@BLACK BANANA 黙ったら？どうですか？
😭 I LITERALLY have been looking for this brand model for yeeeears and here I randomly find your channel! SUPER SUBBED 👍
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews 😎👍
Awesome! I love these planes from this era in this scale! I also love the vehicles.
Very impressive, also best pilot figure yet in my opinion.👍🏆
ゼロ戦は日本人にとってとて誇れる工業製品というか、日本人の物に対する精神の象徴ただと思います。
個人的には、第二次世界大戦で一番好きな戦闘機はスピットファイアで特に主翼の平面系は惚れ惚れします。
第二次世界大戦に優れた戦闘機を、輩出した国はそれだけで誇れると思います。
今の自動車や高速鉄道の技術的繁栄ににつながるものだと思います。
Great plane and great model!!
The pistol is a Type 14 Nambu
I saw a Corsair and Mustang on the box and man I want to buy those now
大切にしてね
ZEROは僕たちの大切な精神の支柱です
私は泣きました。あなたの動画は私を幸せにしました
You made me so happay
私も泣きました。辛いですね。
I'm crying too very sad
@IQ BAKA 君はどこの人なの？…
The pistol is nambu type 14 ,military pistol of 🇯🇵Japan.
IT LOOKS LIKE A LUGGER PARABELLUM... GREETINGS FROM GUADALAJARA, JALISCO. MÉXICO 🇲🇽
As you can see, the cockpit was a tight fit, even for the smaller Japanese pilots. The average height for a Japanese man in 1941 was between 5'2" and 5'5" and their physical stature was slight. A strenuous physical fitness regimen during basic training and all the way during flight training, marked by deliberate beatings, kept the Japanese pilots very physically fit.
The Japanese Zero-sen Reisen (Zeke or Zero), was a very compact plane, almost small yet it packed a lot of firepower for its time, two, 7.7mm machine guns and two, Ho 20mm cannon. The Japanese Naval authorities wisely wanted the Zero-sen to possess anti-bomber firepower.
For all its superb qualities, it came at a fatal cost. The Zero-sen was unarmored and unprotected in every way. There was no selective armor plate for vulnerable engine parts. The fuel tanks were unprotected, non-self-sealing. The pilot had no backrest and headplate armor. All this had been omitted to keep the Zero's total weight at an absolute minimum, making it extremely maneuverable and fast-climbing. It's 1941 top speed of 331mph was modest, however, compared to American and European fighter planes. The 1944 A6M5c penultimate Zero-sen had a top speed of 351mph.
Once the Allied fighter pilots learned of the Zero-zen's design weakness, they were quick to take advantage of it. Allied aerial tactics negated the Zero's superior maneuverability and thousands were blown out of the Pacific skies.
Awesome model man. Shouldn't have watched you channel you got me wanted to buy one now...lol. I just started collection 1/18 diecast cars now I see this cool plane oh oh...lol.
The pistol is called a nambu. There was three different versions issued by Japan during the war
Yes . Nambu Taisho 14 , 8x22mm Nambu caliber .
They were not issued officers had to purchase their sidearms.
This might A6M2. Mostly this type colored white grey for used aircraft carrier like Akagi, Kaga, Zuikaku, Hiryu. Comon late type A6M5、Type 52 was colored this dark green. But not a few M2 repainted to this dark green. Its on Marriana battle. Can't gerther enough type 52. So used this early type. Manuve performance is more excellent than late A6M5．Thank you nice video.
Beautiful model. It would be spectacular if you added additional details to it like the rigging and weathered it a bit. By the way, unless someone has already spotted it, that is a Nambu pistol.
These are really top class
Have you considered doing reviews on the 1/18 scale tanks that those guys make? Great video!
You can really tell how small the full scale Zero was compared to the American fighters with this model. This 1/18 scale plane is quite a bit smaller than the P-47, P-38, Corsair, and even the P-51 models. Awesome detail on this.
Pistol is Kojiro Nambu which looks similar to German Luger, but top end shape was different.
This is one of my fav planes
Under the stabilizer I think it says “ココノボル” which means “step here”. So I guess in the real zero, they mostly like had a step of sort.
No, it means, that when doing maintenance that's the spot the staff could step onto. I.e. was solid enough to take the weight without causing damage.
That thing is fire!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nice looking model 🛩🇬🇧🤙🏻
I can’t find this on internet! I WANT IT SO MUCH!! :D
If only my parents let me buy stuff online i could order a a6m zero scale model or just an Japanese infantryman god the a6m zero is my fav ww2 aircraft
A6m zeros are weak and fragile corsairs better and stronger but the zero does turn faster
@Bachelor Bored uh k
@@broomtuneasmr3032 yes that's why I love zeros more than corsairs
@@broomtuneasmr3032 also the body shape of the zero looks so good
@@broomtuneasmr3032 but the armor is weak
Awesome! If only I had some... cant wait for some more awesome models.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews I have :)
That pistol is the Type 14 Nambu, the Japanese pistol used in WWII.
Yes
My favorite WW2 Japanese fighter plane is the little-known Ki-44 Shoki (demon killer) (Tojo). The Imperial Japanese Air Force was slow to adopt the 20mm cannon for its fighter airplanes and this finally occurred with the late 1944 Ki-84 Hayate (Gale) fighter plane, codenamed, "Frank", by the Americans. Meanwhile, the earlier Ki-44 brandished just four, 12.7mm heavy machineguns, barely adequate against American fighter planes and light bombers, but lacking against American medium bombers and inadequate against heavy, four-engine bombers. Its colleague, the far more numerous, primary JAAP fighter plane, the Ki-43 Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon), codename, Oscar, carried only two, 12.7mm heavy machine guns. To compensate, the JAAP used explosive 12.7mm bullets, which Allied fighter pilots mistook for 20mm cannon shells.
自分も同じモノとマスタング、コブラを持って居ます。仕事で疲れて帰宅後、日替わりでツマミにして呑むのが自分なりの１日の締めです。
どこで売っていますか？
@@爬虫類好き-y8d 商店街にあったおもちゃ屋さんですね。そこはメジャーな物からこう云う物も扱っていました。今は店主が亡くなり、お店は解体されました。近くに「ホビー・ショップ」があれば、画像を見せてメーカー確認と在庫確認をして貰えるかもしれません。自分のこの３機も修理、補修を繰り返しての現役ですので（汗）
ありがとうございます！
@IQ BAKA お前もしゃべんな
@BLACK BANANA Are you not Japanese? So what country are you from?
DAM YOUR ARE LUCKY BRO I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR ONE FOR OVER A YEAR
Where I can buy this stuff?
Der letzte Mitsubishi der schön anzusehen war,und der Welt freude gemacht hat.
零式は22型の最後期型が好きですね。
Ironically this is one of the best looking kits of many you have put together. Very nice detail pilot excellent, great cockpit camo excellent. Packaging would indicate this kit might have been made in the late stages of the company. Do you know when this company went out of business? ebay pricing makes them impossible to collect -
Thanks for heads up on Amazon, a quick pass showed one kit, the Navy F-4, for $159.95, but no vendor, however this might lead to other kits in a more detailed search. That's getting close to affordability compared to eBay. Ill dig deeper. Thanks plus I'll always catch your videos , they are excellent
BBI is still in business, but they haven't done any of the heavy realism 1/18 scale stuff since around 2011. At the time, they related that the collector market was just too small.
@@winterstar3372 Thanks, I've been trying to remember what would have been the competition to collectables or modeling about that time. . It would have taken quite a sophisticated manufacturing operation to crank these out. Of course they certainly are collectable now. I've always built 1/48 scale with minimal detail. Then companies started building the big bombers in 1/48. Next came the super detailed 1/32 kits from 150 to 400 bucks. Maybe they chose the wrong distribution channels. I keep hoping to walk into a garage sale and find them marked for 5 bucks a kit :-):-). Do you know where they were originally made? And last do they make aircraft kits similar to these just not in 1/18? Seems like there are many aircraft museums popping up that would like to display these. Thanks for the input.
@@c123bthunderpig Anytime. The heyday of the 1/18 scale military boom was in the mid-to-late 2000's. The big companies were 21st century toys and BBI in the 1/18 scale. After 21st century folded, JSI/Merit re-released some of the 21st century aircraft as well as developed new product. BBI eventually stopped after the special edition re-releases of the F-18, Blackhawk, and Bf-109. There were a few additional offerings in the 2010's, though. Some of the last JSI products were offered as both pre-built as well as model kit sets- these include the AV-8b Harrier, the MRAP, and the FW-190. As model just, they were released under the Hobbyboss and Trumpeter model kit brands. There would also be some re-issues of some of the 21st century aircraft by a company named Flight Wings. They did few aircraft, but tended to do them in multiple livery options, including ones that had not been offered before. If memory serves the Flight Wings aircraft were the Avenger, P-51, and Mig-15.
Cool plane.
Hey buddy, my son is keen to have the Elite Force A6M Japanese Zero Fighter . Where can I buy one and how much does it cost? Thanks!
Looks cool
A very nice hobby.
Did any company make an A-10 model of a plane like this? If they did do you have it?
this model looks nice, but..... Probably the company or person which has built that model never seen the aileron's mass ballance: Why that ballance has been mounted behind aileron axis instead of forward? Is it really works? Have they ever seen the aircraft?
普通にかっこいい！
I love zeros!
Beautiful model
Japanese Type Nambu Pistol, it’s basically the like the German Luger, but the Japanese version, And its the cousin of the German Luger.
LOVE IT!
Thank You ❕My iKON IS ZERO！
NICE👍
Had one of these and a corsair when I was a kid. I wish I never got rid of them, they cost around $400-$600 these days on Ebay.
I know right! They are super expensive now. I wish I would've got more when they were sold at Walmart too
Nice ! How much was it when it first came out ? Now it $ 500 + on eb** !
The pistol he is holding is a Nambu Type 14 I believe :) great video by the way! Straight to the point and lots of details.
Awesome model and video as always!
When you can buy something like this there's no real point in building a model. Stunning details. But OMFG they're expensive.
It's a accurate model plus U gotta pay tax maybe not and plus shipping fee it's mostly for collectors because it's not a toy it's a display plane that's why it's expensive
Not when they came out they were decent price but that was several years ago
Now there expensive. I have the white and green one like this one and I paid about $60 for each when they came out. My 2 are still in the box along with a P51 and TBF Avenger. I just took out the box a F86 Sabre. It's amazing!
I purchased one of these around 2005, and it has never been out of the box. do you know what it would be with today?
Very nice model, and very nice watch!!!
Awesome Video!
Where do you get these superbly detailed models from ? .... I've looked on Ebay and they are going for around the £500 price mark !! .... Some slightly less but that depends on the condition and how rare they are !! ..... I've seen some for £1,500 which is an absolute joke. ... Thanks for a great review as always.
Question… after it’s together then what do you do with it?
i like this a6m5 zero plane
That’s awesome I have pretty much all the wwii by both elite force and 21st century. My fav is the p-38 lightening putt putt edition
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews Awesome! Did you buy these recently? Some are almost impossible to find. The ones you can find they are asking crazy money for them.
Collector - the pistol is called NAMBU and after the looks it is a Type 14 - the other weapon must be a WAKIZASHI a ceremonial dagger used mostly for performing the ritual of the HARAKIRI. I'm not an expert but it's looks to short for a sword. Great channel.
Awesome video and model 👌
Hey, yes you were correct on the back of the cockpit is oxygen cylinders in the aircraft machine guns were Navy type '97 machine guns and the pistol is type 14 nambu cool Japanese zero
Amazing
That’s impressive! Puts my 1/48 diecast Zero to shame!
The Japanese pilot's pistol is the Type 14 pistol. It look like the German Lugar P08 pistol
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews Type 14 pistol = 十四年式手槍
I also want to have one of this here in philippines but they have none keep up the good work
やはり美しい零戦21型
私は32型も好きですよ！
性能はあまり良くありませんでしたが、、、
Where do you get a 1:18 scale models? I’m in a nursing home in Avon in.
こちらは零戦21型ですね〜
エンジンカウルに溝があるのが特徴的で、真珠湾攻撃やミッドウェーでの日本海軍主力戦闘機を務めてました
Is this a line of toys that died after a short time or something? I can’t find them anywhere but EBay and they are being sold for insane prices.
I believe so. I haven’t heard of any of these brands. Also, go Irish!
The line of toys are from the early 2010s or even earlier, I wanted them when I was a kid but never could afford them.
@@greenradiozone824 yeah no kidding, a gi joe was still 45 to 60 bucks in the early 2000’s that was like hitting the jackpot as a kid 😂
@@macmacdonald9565 I always saw those toys in the catalog and I'd always ask my mom to get them, of course she never could but she tried her best.
I always wanted the elite force and unimax toys, everyime I saw them I'd insta-pick them right off the bat.
I've found some toys by 21st Century Toys and such that date back to before the 2010s and I've found some from even the late 90's, so they ran for a while. A couple of the brand such as JSI/Merit still exist, but I can't say the same for the others like BBI or Unimax, they may still exist but either changed their brand or even entirely changed their focus.
Just saw the real thing t today with original Sakae engine
Great model
Bro ur unboxings are so good, and Road to 10k subs
Where do you get the planes? I want to know?
His wach is awsome!