Mitsubishi A6M Zero v.redd.it/f04oqikp9y981
A6M Zero takes hits from F6F Hellcats flying from USS Yorktown (CV-10) in a head on pass in 1944
Mitsubishi A6M Zero, made in Blender v.redd.it/6m3ofkzciy981
Mitsubishi A6M Zero | Π’ΠΈΠ³Ρ v.redd.it/f04oqikp9y981
I tried to make a Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero
A6M Zero takes hits from F6F Hellcats flying from USS Yorktown (CV-10) in a head on pass in 1944
Mitsubishi A6M Zero (Japanese Zero) v.redd.it/a6w87g5jl9581
I feel that my interest on military aviation can be personalized, so here my RK71 -A6M Zero-
Few renders of the A6M Zero that I modelled and textured. I'm trying to make this game ready. Any suggestions? reddit.com/gallery/r3w4xs
11 Jan 1982: Jiro Horikoshi, A6M Zero fighter designer, passed away ww2db.com/person_bio.php?β¦
A Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero kamikaze in a steep dive as it aims towards U.S. Navy ships off the Philippines. 1945.
A Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero kamikaze in a steep dive as it aims towards U.S. Navy ships off the Philippines. 1945.
I'm not good as everyone else here but it's fun and relaxing for me so here are my A6M ZERO and JU-87 STUKA reddit.com/gallery/rjexpa
i modified madvulpen's a6m2 into the a6m2-n aka the a6m zero seaplane variant
Japanese A6M Zero flies into the line of fire of an F6F Hellcat attacking another Zero
A6M5 Model 52 Zero c/n 5337 during a flight demonstration at the Planes of Fame Air Museum. C/n 5357 was captured by US Marines on Saipan in 1944 and evaluated by the US Navy during the war. Restored to fliying condition in 1978, it is the last A6M Zero still flying with its original Sakae engine. reddit.com/gallery/rd2obz
My A6M Reisen/Zeke/Zero reddit.com/gallery/qnq5j9
I made the Mitsubishi Zero A6M from WW2 (i worked really hard on it) reddit.com/gallery/qq43bf
FEAR OF THE PACIFIC 1940 -1942 MITSUBISHI A6M ZERO
Mitsubishi A6M fighter plane, also known as Zero,the cockpit had a dedicated aperture for a small pocket watch/chronograph that could be easily mounted or detached by the pilot himself. Some of them actually attached these pocket watches to a cord and wore them around their necks.
My updated version of my A10M "Kaze samurai" (my official name for my A6M Zero jet) reddit.com/gallery/razpr0
My (not really) modern A6M Zero reddit.com/gallery/r96u9a
Japanese pilot marking a victory on his Mitsubishi A6M "Zero" fighter, 14 Feb 1942; note his unit's mascot, a monkey, on the aircraft
il-2 1946: any advice on best combat RPM and prop pitch settings for the A6M zero series?
I'm finally transitioning into complex engine management after like 17 years of playing. Any advice on best settings for Zeke's in combat?
20 January 1943. Captain Robert L. Faurot of the 39th Fighter Squadron, USAAC, seen here in front of his Lockheed P-38 Lightning. He was shot down by Japanese A6M Zero fighters during the Battle of the Bismarck Sea on 3 March 1943. (1024 x 829)
F-14 Tomcats with an AT-6 Texan disguised as a Japanese A6M Zero, during the filming of the 1980 sci-fi war film The Final Countdown [1241x862]
The updated version of my A6M Zero jet (just some small changes: darker color, new gun)
Old enemies- Chance-Vought F4U Corsair and Mitsubishi A6M Zero [638x960]
Kamikaze attack on the USS Missouri (BB-63). About to be hit by a Japanese A6M "Zero" kamikaze, while operating off Okinawa on 11 April 1945. The plane hit the ship's side below the main deck, causing minor damage and no casualties on board the battleship. (1850x2128)
The plane you see in the photo, about to hit the ship from the starboard side, is the Mitsubishi A6M Zero plane used by a Japanese kamikaze pilot.
Mitsubishi A6M fighter plane, also known as Zero,the cockpit had a dedicated aperture for a small pocket watch/chronograph that could be easily mounted or detached by the pilot himself. Some of them actually attached these pocket watches to a cord and wore them around their necks.
Mitsubishi A6M ZERO AND Nakajima KI-43 OSCAR IN FLIGHT TOGETHER 1945 - Original color video footage youtube.com/watch?v=rZ6U6β¦
20 January 1943. Captain Robert L. Faurot of the 39th Fighter Squadron, USAAC, seen here in front of his Lockheed P-38 Lightning. He was shot down by Japanese A6M Zero fighters during the Battle of the Bismarck Sea on 3 March 1943. (1024 x 829)
The plane you see in the photo, about to hit the ship from the starboard side, is the Mitsubishi A6M Zero plane used by a Japanese kamikaze pilot.
Old enemies- Chance-Vought F4U Corsair and Mitsubishi A6M Zero
Kamikaze attack on the USS Missouri (BB-63). About to be hit by a Japanese A6M "Zero" kamikaze, while operating off Okinawa on 11 April 1945. The plane hit the ship's side below the main deck, causing minor damage and no casualties on board the battleship. A 40 mm quad gun mount's crew is in action.
A Japanese pilot marking a victory on his A6M Zero fighter, 14 Feb 1942
The USS Missouri with A Japanese machine gun lodged in the barrels of a Quad 40 mm Bofors AA gun from an A6M Zero Kamikaze which impacted aboard on April 11, 1945. (960x725)
A Japanese pilot marking a victory on his A6M Zero fighter, 14 Feb 1942
The USS Missouri (BB-63) about to be hit by a Japanese A6M "Zero" kamikaze while operating off Okinawa on 11 April 1945. The plane hit the ship's side below the main deck, causing only minor damage and no casualties.
CAPTURED JAPANESE A6M ZERO AND KI-43 OSCAR ON ORIGINAL 1945 COLOR FOOTAGE youtube.com/watch?v=rZ6U6β¦
My A6M zero Japanese bomber plane please upvote I did alot of effort on this and I hope Jesse can see this reddit.com/gallery/op3cjv
Made a stock replica of the iconic Mitsubishi A6M Zero. reddit.com/gallery/njh6l8
Japanese pilot marking a victory on his Mitsubishi A6M "Zero" fighter, 14 Feb 1942; note his unit's mascot, a monkey, on the aircraft.
A6M (Zero) reddit.com/gallery/psmvjj
