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Books, posters, and other stuff for fans of the Mitsubishi A6M Zero, sold by Historic Aviation in association with the Warbird Forum. Click on the image or the title for more information. Prices can change. Shipping starts at $4.95.

Zero - The best account of the legendary A6M's genesis, triumph, and fall from grace. Sound text, good photos, cutaway drawings. $19.95

Guardians - Stunning Ross Buckland painting of two Zeros patroling the homeland in the summer of 1945, with Mt. Fuji in the background. 30 3/4" x 22 1/2" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. $94.95

Aerodetail Zero - This one is for the modeler. Photo tour of wonderfully restored examples of the famed Japanese Zero from museums around the world. Over 300 photos, color plates, detailed line drawings and technical drawings give you the closest look possible. 87 pgs., 10"x 10", sofbound. $29.95

Roaring Glory - Hear the 1,130 hp Sakae engine in Dolby Digital Surround sound, as you take off with warbird pilot Steve Hinton. Takes you into the cockpit for a full checkout and gives you a taste of the history behind the footage taken during the war. 48 min. VHS format. $19.95

Mahogany model - Made of Philippine mahogany, this 1/24 scale model measures 13 1/2" long and has a wingspan of 18 1/4". Hand painted, and detailed, ready to display on the included mahogany base. $139.00

Koga's Zero - Rearden. Story of Japanese raids on the Aleutian Islands during WWII, when a Japanese flyer crash-landed on Akutan Island. Important performance details were learned when the plane was rebuilt and test flown. 114 pp. 7"x 10", softbound. $12.95

Sakai v. Hellcats - Tony Weddel. By war's end, the Zero was usually defeated by more numerous and powerful U.S. fighters. This scene portrays Japanese ace Saburo Sakai on June 24 1944, as he attempts to evade a force of U.S. Hellcats off Iwo Jima. 23"x 19" print. $19.95

Flying balsa kit - This 1/16 scale balsa kit has a 27" wingspan and includes light plastic detail parts, bubble canopy, light tissue, and complete decals. For display or rubber- or gas-powered flight. Assembly required. $24.95

Clock - This collector clock features the A6M Zero against the Rising Sun, framed in a distinctive riveted aluminum case. Quartz movement requires one AA battery (not included). 15" diameter. $39.95

In Action - Nohara. Here is the history of the plane that devastated Allied air forces in 1941-42. Includes detailed plane and sub-system drawings, 90 photos, and 10 color profiles. 49 pgs., 11"x 8", softbound. $9.95

Die-cast model - 1/72 scale model of Zero from the aircraft carrier Hiryu, which took part in the Pearl Harbor attack. 6.5" wingspan, rotating props, rubber tires; comes ready to display on the included stand. $29.95

The army's Zero - Bueschel. The Ki-43 ("Oscar") was the most numerous fighter operated by the Imperial Japanese Army. Comparable to the Zero, and often mistaken for it, the Ki-43 was even more maneuverable and fragile. 64 pgs., 100+ B&W photos, 8.5" x 11", softbound. $14.95

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