Trumpeter 06242 — Brewster F2A Naval Fighter 1:350 kit  [TP06242]

Trumpeter 06242 F2A FIGHTER
Price:
£5.35
Brand:
Trumpeter
Model:
TP06242
Condition:
Brand New
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Small-scale Brewster F2A naval fighter model — Trumpeter 06242

This 1:350 scale injection-moulded kit depicts the Brewster F2A fighter as a compact naval subject suitable for display in limited-space layouts or grouped dioramas.

The Brewster F2A Buffalo was introduced in the late 1930s as an early monoplane carrier fighter developed for the United States Navy. Despite a promising design, it achieved only limited frontline success and was gradually withdrawn or assigned to secondary roles as more capable fighters emerged. It saw service both afloat and ashore with a range of naval and allied air units.

Manufactured in 1:350 scale, the kit comes with a restrained parts total intended for modellers concentrating on presentation and finish. US Navy decals are included to complete service markings. The compact model size and sprue configuration make it appropriate for carrier scenes or mixed-scale displays where space is at a premium.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:350
  • Assembly: Plastic model kit
  • Total plastic parts: 54 pieces
  • Total sprues: 6
  • Model length: 22.94 mm
  • Model width: 30.49 mm
  • Decal marking: US NAVY

A compact, display-focused Brewster F2A model for enthusiasts and collectors seeking a small naval fighter subject with authentic markings.

Fine sanding, careful seam removal and thin paint layers help preserve detail at 1:350; light weathering improves realism without obscuring features.
Yes, the compact proportions and scale make it suitable for combined displays alongside other 1:350 naval aircraft and carrier elements.
The included decal sheet shows US Navy markings intended to finish the model in historically representative insignia and codes.
The modest parts count simplifies assembly, but patience with small components and basic modelling tools are recommended for best results.

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