As the US Navy fought back in the aftermath of the Pearl Harbor attack, the diminutive F4F-4 Wildcat was forced into combat against the Mitsubishi Zero, one of the worlds most successful naval fighters. With US pilots quickly learning not to dogfight with their agile opponent, the rugged Wildcat effectively held the line in the Pacific until the war winning F6F Hellcat could be introduced.Grumman Hellcat and Grumman F4F-4 Wildcat are trademarks of Northrop Grumman Systems CorporationPaint Schemes: F4F-4 Wildcat Fighting 8, USS Hornet (CV-8), Battle of Midway, June 4th 1942.Mitsubishi A6M2B-21 'Zero' (Zeke) Carrier Soryu, Battle of Midway, June 4th 1942.Content:9 x Acrylic Paints2 x Brushes1 x Poly CementF4F-4 Wildcat / L:122mm W:166mm Pieces - 58 Mitsubishi Zero / L:126mm W:166mm Pieces - 47