Guillow's Giant Scale Balsa Wood Vought F4U-4 Corsair Flying Model kit Wingspan: 768mm Scale: 1:16 To the British Navy in the early 1944 goes credit for introducing the Corsair to carrier service. Nicknamed the “Sweetheart of Okinawa” by the U.S. Marines and “Whistling Death” by the Japanese, the Corsair performed effectively in two years- the Pacific conflict of World War 2 and the Korean engagement of the early 1950’s. The first production Corsair flew on June 25, 1942 at a time when the Japanese offensive seemed irresistible. It was not until late that year, with the delivery of the first Corsair squadrons into the hands of the U.S. Marines on Guadalcanal and the Solomon Islands, that the tide of air combat was permanently turned in favour of the Allied Forces. Kit Contains: A complete set of beautiful decals Scale WW2 plastic wheels Light plastic nose cowl Propeller hub and spinner Exhaust ports Wing air scoops Two bombs with pylons - one able to be dropped Landing gear struts Tail wheel structure and dowels for wing rockets Clear bubble canopy Two colour cockpit interior layout Large wide blade wood prop 6 feet of rubber band thread Light silkspan Cleanly die-cut balsa parts Clay for balancing model Reinforced wire gear plus generous quantities of strip stock For U-Control installation, this kit contains a plywood firewall, tip guide, bellcrank base and control line handle, also push rod wire, bellcrank, elevator horn, hinge material, nylon flying line and all balsa tail surfaces.