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Bu no. unkown. “Tojo Eats Shit!”\u003c\/strong\u003e\u003cbr\u003eSquadron, pilot, base and date are all unknown at this time. Any help would be greatly appreciated.\u003cbr\u003ePainted in Blue Gray (FS35189) over Light Gray (FS36440), this aircraft is weathered to an extreme rarely seen in service aircraft. White circular patches over gun ports. Prop appears new with silver hub and black blades with yellow tips. Block tread tires. No external stores or racks fitted. Note rude inscription!\u003c\/p\u003e"}

F4U-1 Corsair - Part 1 - 1/72

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F4U or FG-1D Corsair. Bu no. unknown. “Mad Cossack”
VMF-512. Pilot unknown.
USS Gilbert Islands (CVE-107) July 1945
White 26 was painted in overall Glossy Sea Blue (FS15062) with white tactical markings. The finish had dulled to a light satin in photos. Wheel hubs, gearlegs and gearbays in GSB. Spinner GSB or black. White tape over gun ports.

F4U-1D Corsair. Bu no. unkown. “Palpitatin Pauli”
VMF-441. Flown by Capt. Floyd C. Kirkpatrick.
Yontan Airfield, Okinawa. April 1945
White 422 was painted in overall Glossy Sea Blue (FS15062) with white tactical markings. Finish was extremely matt and dusty in photos. Wheel hubs, gearlegs and gearbays in GSB. Spinner GSB or black.

FG-1D Corsair. Bu no. unknown. Yellow FF75
VMF-351. Flown by Lt. Col. Donald K. Yost. USS Cape Gloucester (CVE-109)
East China Sea, August 1945
Yellow FF75 was painted in overall Glossy Sea Blue (FS15062) with white and yellow tactical markings. The paint had dulled to a matt finish in photos. Wheel hubs, gearlegs and gearbays in GSB. Spinner GSB or black.

F4U-1 Birdcage Corsair. Bu no. 02310. “VIVA!”
VMF-124. Flown by 2nd Lt Kenneth Ambrose Walsh. Henderson
Field, Guadalcanal 28 May 1943
Walsh became the first Corsair ace on 13 May 1943 when he shot down 3 Zekes and damaged a 4th. White 13 was painted in Blue Gray (FS35189) over Light Gray (FS36440). It was covered with dirt and fuel streaks.

F4U-1 Birdcage Corsair. Bu no. unkown. “Tojo Eats Shit!”
Squadron, pilot, base and date are all unknown at this time. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Painted in Blue Gray (FS35189) over Light Gray (FS36440), this aircraft is weathered to an extreme rarely seen in service aircraft. White circular patches over gun ports. Prop appears new with silver hub and black blades with yellow tips. Block tread tires. No external stores or racks fitted. Note rude inscription!

Sku: BC72010
$10.95
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