A6M ZERO, 66.9", 20cc, ARF Kit (incl mechanical retracts), Seagull Models
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Seagull Models

A6M ZERO, 66.9", 20cc, ARF Kit (incl mechanical retracts), Seagull Models

SEA123
$765.90incl. GST · free NZ shipping

    Get it now — in stock at Flight RC and ready to go!   Seagull Models - SEA123 A6M ZERO, 66.9", 20cc, ARF Kit incl mechanical retracts. The Seagull Models A6M Zero is a beautifully executed 1.7 m ARF that brings one of WWII’s most legendary fighters to the RC flightline. Known for its exceptional maneuverability ...

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Get it now — in stock at Flight RC and ready to go!

 

Seagull Models - SEA123

A6M ZERO, 66.9", 20cc, ARF Kit incl mechanical retracts.

The Seagull Models A6M Zero is a beautifully executed 1.7 m ARF that brings one of WWII’s most legendary fighters to the RC flightline. Known for its exceptional maneuverability and long range, the full‑scale Zero earned a fearsome reputation in the early Pacific War. Seagull’s 66.9‑inch model captures that history with an accurate scale outline, clean fiberglass cowl, and a premium Oracover finish that gives the aircraft a crisp, authentic appearance.

Built from lightweight balsa and plywood and hand‑finished by experienced craftsmen, the Zero offers a strong yet light airframe with excellent flight manners for a warbird of this size. Mechanical retracts are included, requiring only a dedicated servo to complete the installation — a great way to achieve scale realism without the complexity of electrics.

Operational flaps, airfoil tail surfaces, a pilot figure, drop tanks, and exhaust detailing all contribute to the model’s scale presence. With a recommended 20cc gas engine (or optional electric conversion), the Zero delivers smooth, predictable performance suited to intermediate pilots ready to step into a classic WWII fighter.

 

Features

  • Covered in genuine Oracover / Ultracote premium covering with decals applied for a realistic warbird finish.
  • Operational flaps for an improved flight envelope.
  • Accurate scale outline and details.
  • Fiberglass engine cowl with Dummy Engine inserts and cowl flap detail.
  • Airfoil tail surfaces for improved flight characteristics.
  • Pilot Figure Bust, Drop tanks and exhaust tubes for ultimate detail.
  • Mechanical retracts included.
  • All necessary hardware included for either gas, glow or electric power system.

 

Specs

Wingspan ---------------- 170 cm / 66.9 inches.
Wing area ---------------- 49.1 dm² / 761.1 in².
Weight ------------------- 4.2 kg / 9.3 lbs.
Length ------------------- 129.8 cm / 51.1 inches.
Engine ------------------- 20cc
Radio -------------------- 6 channels / 8 servos.

 

Our Recommendations

 

Flying skill level intermediate/advanced.

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    Cost — Free over $150. Flat $9.50 under. Oversized airframes may carry a freight surcharge — shown at checkout.

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    Returns — 30-day returns on unflown, as-new items. Crash damage isn't covered, but Shane stocks the spares to put it right.

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