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1:144 "Korean War Hero" F4U-4 Corsair
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This Corsair is a true veteran of the Korean War, serving with both VF884 (markings on the right) and VF653 (markings on the left). This stock appearing F4U-4 is owned and flown by Jim Tobul, and it can be seen at various airshows in the US. To make certain the white stays opaque, the white ink has been double-struck in this set. Look for detail photos of this gorgeous Corsair on our Flickr site.
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1:144 Gray and White F4U-7 N965CV
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In a Corsair scheme not seen since the late 1950s, John O’Connor’s recently overhauled F4U-7 N965CV / Bu133714, has been painted as an AU-1 which served with the Marines into the post-war gloss gull grey/white era.
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1:144 "Lancer Two" F4U-4 Corsair Reno 1968-69
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"Lancer Two" was the first post-Cleveland Air Races Corsair to appear as a racer. US Forestry Service pilot Eugene Akers flew this virtually stock F4U-4 Corsair, and was a stunning site to see. Use Model Master Teal or Boyd Chezoom Teal for the paint match.
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1:72 "Korean War Hero" F4U-4 Corsair
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This Corsair is a true veteran of the Korean War, serving with both VF884 (markings on the right) and VF653 (markings on the left). This stock appearing F4U-4 is owned and flown by Jim Tobul, and it can be seen at various airshows in the US. To make certain the white stays opaque, the white ink has been double-struck in this set. Look for detail photos of this gorgeous Corsair on our Flickr site.
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1:72 Gray and White F4U-7 N965CV
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In a Corsair scheme not seen since the late 1950s, John O’Connor’s recently overhauled F4U-7 N965CV / Bu133714, has been painted as an AU-1 which served with the Marines into the post-war gloss gull grey/white era.
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1:72 "Lancer Two" F4U-4 Corsair Reno 1968-69
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"Lancer Two" was the first post-Cleveland Air Races Corsair to appear as a racer. US Forestry Service pilot Eugene Akers flew this virtually stock F4U-4 Corsair, and was a stunning site to see. Use Model Master Teal or Boyd Chezoom Teal for the paint match.
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1:48 Gray and White F4U-7 N965CV
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In a Corsair scheme not seen since the late 1950s, John O’Connor’s recently overhauled F4U-7 N965CV / Bu133714, has been painted as an AU-1 which served with the Marines into the post-war gloss gull grey/white era.
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1:48 "Korean War Hero" F4U-4 Corsair
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This Corsair is a true veteran of the Korean War, serving with both VF884 (markings on the right) and VF653 (markings on the left). This stock appearing F4U-4 is owned and flown by Jim Tobul, and it can be seen at various airshows in the US. To make certain the white stays opaque, the white ink has been double-struck in this set. Look for detail photos of this gorgeous Corsair on our Flickr site.
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1:48 "Lancer Two" F4U-4 Corsair Reno 1968-69
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"Lancer Two" was the first post-Cleveland Air Races Corsair to appear as a racer. US Forestry Service pilot Eugene Akers flew this virtually stock F4U-4 Corsair, and was a stunning site to see. Use Model Master Teal or Boyd Chezoom Teal for the paint match.
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1:72 F4U-4 Corsair Miami NAS Easy Model
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Brand new in unopened box, MRC Easy Model F4U-4 Corsair
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