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第二次世界大戦を最も象徴する航空機の一つである三菱 A6M3 零式艦艇を見つけることは、2022 年の時点ではほぼ不可能です。この型機はわずか 343 機しか製造されておらず、非常に多くの機体が戦争や着陸先の風雨で失われたり、廃棄されたりしました。それを見つけることができたのはまさに奇跡でした。 MotoArt の三菱 A6M3 モデル 32 ゼロ プレーンタグをご紹介します。
三菱 A6M は、1940 年から 1945 年まで大日本帝国海軍航空隊によって飛行された長距離艦上戦闘機でした。三菱海軍零式艦上戦闘機として指定され、そのパイロットによって零戦 (零式戦闘機) と呼ばれていました。 1939 年に初飛行し、1940 年に就役しました。高速で機動性の高い長距離戦闘機に対する 1937 年の海軍の要求に基づいて設計され、10,815 機が生産されました。零戦は第二次世界大戦前半に日本の空軍力の象徴となった。
私たちの零戦 # 3148 は、第二次世界大戦の真っ最中に、満州の中学校の学童から寄付された資金によって誕生しました。この機体は 1942 年に大日本帝国海軍航空隊に引き渡され、マーシャル諸島タロア飛行場の第 252 国隊 (海軍航空群) に配属されました。歴史によれば、3148 は 1943 年に日本統治下のナウル島をめぐる名高い戦いの真っ只中にあり、そのときアメリカ空軍ルイ・ザンペリーニ中尉の B-24D はゼロ戦のグループによって銃撃され大破しました。彼自身の記憶によれば、3148 はほぼ間違いなく、南太平洋の戦域のほとんどで戦った日本空軍のエースパイロットである宮崎勇によって操縦されていた。しかし、戦闘によるものではなく、タロアが F6F ヘルキャッツによる爆撃を受けた後の爆弾の破片によって修復不可能な損傷を受けました。
3148 は、他の数機のゼロ戦とともに、タロアでそれらを発見したジョン スターリングによって修復される予定でした。 3148 はいくつかの手を経た後、レジェンド フライヤーズの手に渡りました。レジェンド フライヤーズは慎重に調査し、本物の色で復元し、70 年以上ぶりに自分の足で復元しました。 MotoArt チームは、レジェンド フライヤーズから修復物の使用できない素材にタグを付けるよう依頼され、光栄に思いました。
今すぐ三菱 A6M3 ゼロ プレーンタグをあなたのコレクションに加えてください。限定版の日本版ゼロプレーンタグは電光石火のスピードで発売されますので、お見逃しなく。
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United StatesI really love the Aotake green of this release. I also love the Blue primer that pops up sometimes. One of the most unique releases off of WW2 aircraft!
United StatesJust think - this is part of Zero fighter that once took action in WW2 on a remote pacific island. Enough said
United StatesThis is probably my most favorite of Plane Tags in my collection. This Zero was restored at Paine Field about an hour north of me. Got to see this aircraft several times when I was at the field and the hangar doors were opened where it was being restored!
United StatesI got a nice mix on the red primer and felt it was a good option for this airframe. Another great tag in my military collection.
It is wonderful to own such a great tag from a historic aircraft such as the zero. Got an amazing olive gray tag with aotake backside
United StatesSo many unique variations of this tag and such an amazing history of the airframe. A little steep in price but more than worth it. These tags are some of the best vintage tags that have been released. Highly recommend!
JapanGlad to own a piece of an aviation legend! The piece itself is pretty thin yet strong and shows the understated structural strength of the plane. The spirit of the Zero lives on!
JapanThank you for the opportunity to hold it in my hands and touch it.！
United StatesBy my count, I've purchased 24 PlaneTags: 5 Commercial, 1 General, and 18 Vintage. The Vintage tags are part of my "multi-media" airplane collection. For the A6M Zero I have artist Shigeo Koike's print "Zero Scramble Near Lae" which shows pilot Saburo Sakai's Zero "V-173", Sakai's signature on the print, Sakai's autobiography "Samurai", a Hobby Master die cast model of Zero "V-173", and best of all, an A6M Zero PlaneTag. As a bonus, Koike's print also depicts pilot Walter Krell's B-26, and I have a B-26 PlaneTag. The PlaneTags are great!
AustraliaI recently purchased this and is also my first plane tag. I've always had an interest in the Pacific theatre, so to be able to have the opportunity to own a part of this plane is incredible. How thin the tag is emphasises how much protection the Zero's had. What's more meaningful is this is something I can pass onto my kids when they're older. Since purchasing and reading up on the plane, it sounds like it was likely involved in attacking Zamperini's B-24, which also occurred on my birthday. This makes the tag extra special. Thanks PlaneTags!
United States...I'd own pieces of an actual Japanese Zero. This was the first true military release I got to participate in just two months after I started collecting PlaneTags. I got one of each variant and have since added another. Four of them are displayed on my end table in my living room. An incredible release...thank you Dave and MA Team for making these historic tags available for us!
United StatesThese planes are so hard to come by these days. I was lucky enough to see one of these fly at the China Air Show in California over 10 years ago before getting put back in the hangar for major repairs. The unique sound of the engine was amazing. I am glad I was able to pick one of these up and look at it hanging on my wall every day. A great reminder as to why I fly.
ItalyA beautiful surprise, as I have ordered a metal colored tag and I received one with a bit of primer in the center! Thanks!
United StatesOoofff.... 'spensive. But, I'd say it's worth it. I got the plain metal version and the character it has is exceptional. They are very thin, so the only places it's going to travel for me are in between the pages of a book, but it's exceptional quality as always from Planetags. I'm quite surprised that they managed to get the edges so smooth of such a thin piece of metal too. It just goes to show how much effort they put in to produce a high quality product. Wish I could have gotten the Aotake, but I'm happy with mine. Planetags make for great bookmarks, but I'm still looking for one to go along with my keys. I highly recommend these to anyone who's interested in military memorabilia or anyone who needs a unique gift for that history buff in their lives.
AustraliaAs a huge fan of the pacific war this was a once a lifetime experience to collect something so invaluable. The Red Primer version was simply stunning and something I use to teach my children about the how this machine completely dominated the pacific during the early stages of the Pacific campaign. What a keeper!
United StatesI'll start out by saying I've purchased 4 Planetags so far. I went with Red Primer and my example has minimal primer, looks more like rust spots, and is mostly silver. This is my first customized one, and the printing on the back is pretty low quality, and also gray, which is nearly illegible except for the white-outline (unintentional) print ghosting. The custom printing isn't the same as the printing on the front of the pieces. I assumed it would be etched, it's more of a DTG style setup. The gray printing on the silver/corroded back is a pretty poor choice.
AustraliaI purchased the QANTAS as it was a unique Aussie plane and the A10 as I have always loved the BRRRT WartHawg.
United StatesI got an Aotake Rivets before rivets were even an option (luck of the draw) and it’s a stunning tag. That candy green is just gorgeous. Tag has a little bending (it’s very thin) and a lot of character. One of my favorites and one of the best runs Moto has had yet!
SpainServicio impecable, repetiré compra. Una buena oportunidad de tener una pieza histórica en tus manos para los amantes de la aviación.
I purchased the olive gray and red primer tags, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. The card is a great feature that really compliments the actual tags themselves, too. They're fascinating things to hold and admire. However, nothing against PlaneTags here, the tags are *very* thin, as you might expect of an unarmored plane, so it would be best to keep that in mind when buying.
