One of the classic aircraft of the World War II period, the Corsair was designed in 1938 to meet a USN requirement for a shipboard fighter. The distinctive inverted gull-wing was to provide sufficient ground clearance for the huge propellor attached to the Double Wasp engine. The XF4U-1 was first flown on May 29 1940. On October 1st, 1940, the aircraft became the first to exceed 400mph - achieving 404mph (646kmh). The aircraft entered service in mid-1942, and development continued through to 1952.

Features
Item No    80218
Item Name     F4U-4  “Corsair”
Bar Code    6939319202185
Scale    1:72
Item Type    Static Aircraft
Model Dimension    Length: 143mm   Wingspan: 172mm   Height: 67mm
Total Plastic Parts    45pcs
Total Sprues    4pcs
Camouflage Scheme    VMF-323, U.S.SM.C. ，VF-53, USS ESSEX, Korean Coast,1952.