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F4U-4 CORSAIR 1/48 DIE CAST MODEL - HA8228 Capt. Phillip C. Delong VMF-312 USS Bataan April 1951 Main Image
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F4U-4 CORSAIR 1/48 DIE CAST MODEL - HA8228 Capt. Phillip C. Delong, VMF-312, USS Bataan, April 1951

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SKU:
HA8228
UPC:
4895173424212
Military Conflict:
World War II
Scale:
1:48 scale
Military Branch:
Marines
Operator:
United States
Model:
F4U

Product Highlights

This 1:48 scale diecast model by Hobby Master replicates a Vought F4U-4 Corsair, BuNo 97380, flown by Capt. Phillip C. Delong, VMF-312, aboard USS Bataan, April 1951.

Features

  • Model is approximately 8.25" long with a 10" wingspan
  • Die cast metal construction with some plastic components
  • Includes pilot figure
  • Optional-position landing gear
  • Detachable ordnance loads
  • Opening canopy
  • Display stand included
  • Rotating propeller

About This Aircraft and the Korean War Corsair

Capt. Phillip DeLong, a World War II Marine ace, led a division of VMF-312 Corsairs off the USS Bataan on April 1, 1951, scoring the first Marine Corsair aerial victory of the Korean War during an armed reconnaissance mission. Beyond its wartime fame in the Pacific, the F4U-4 Corsair remained a frontline U.S. Navy and Marine Corps fighter-bomber into the Korean War, where its heavy weapons load and ability to operate at low level suited it to close air support and ground-attack missions.

 
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