Second World War Aircraft In Scale: Mitsubishi A6M Zero

Modelling is subjective to each modeller's taste, wallet and available time. Some love to detail every little bit that's possible to detail, others just love to build out of the box (OOB) without any scratchbuilding or extra aftermarket pieces. The possibilities are endless. Here we will build the iconic Second World War Japanese propeller plane, the Mitsubishi A6M Zero, in four different scales and types, using a range of modelling brands including Eduard, ICM, Tamiya and Hasegawa. Additional options, either by scratchbuilding or using aftermarket pieces, are elaborately explained throughout the building process. For modellers of every age and skill level, this is a book to guide and inspire - a manual for creating something to make you proud. AUTHOR: Steven Desmet was born in Borgerhout, Antwerp, Belgium, in 1979. He lived on the left bank of the Scheldt river and went to school on the right bank. Crossing the city he often passed a big hobby shop selling all kinds of model kits. He began scale modelling as a teenager and soon developed a particular obsession with Second World War propeller planes. Other priorities got in the way as he grew older, but during the Covid-19 epidemic in 2020 he revisited his old hobby with renewed ambition and enjoyment. He hasn't looked back. 194 colour illustrations