Recognition Model, Japanese Fighter Ki-43 Oscar C-7 Our example is yellow-tagged as

Our example is yellow-tagged as serviceable

AAF Material Command also requested the N-6 to replace the old iron sights on all other gun positions in medium and heavy bombers (but most period photos clearly show it didn’t happen)

The dial has some slight water marks

so it was likely used in a USN aircraft

1-1600 lb bomb

Recognition Model, Japanese Fighter Ki-43 Oscar C-7 Our example is yellow-tagged asThis is a Recognition Model of the WWII era Japanese Fighter Ki 43 "Oscar", known as the Japanese Army's "Zero" (we all know that the actual A6M Zero was flown by the Japanese Navy). From our research, we believe it to be an authentic 1: 72 model produced by the well known maker of WWII recognition models, Cruver. It has the (c) Cruver symbol and is dated 9 43. These recognition models were suspended on a string in air and were used to train airmen to