Zero Fighter Restoration A6M5, S/N 5357

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  • Опубликовано: 15 янв 2023
  • Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighter 1st 1978 and 2nd 2016 restoration at Planes of Fame Air Museum, Chino CA. All colorings and cockpit details back to original 1944. Only one original Zero with Sakae engine is airworthiness in the world. this S/N 5357 Zero is manufactured by Nakajima Aircraft Co. 1944.

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  • @clementevaldez1271

    A truly beautiful and very deadly design....it took a terrible toll of allied aircraft and ruled the skies when it was a very early time of war.....thank you for keeping it where it belongs....in the air!!!

  • @user-yh4ln8hq9s

    I photographed this Zero at the Honda Airport in 1978 when I was a college student.

  • @user-tb6uj9hz6k

    Still very beautiful...even in the year 2023 standard !

  • @SpreadEagled

    A living historic aviation treasure! Awesome! 🇯🇵

  • @scottsmith491

    Great video 👍. I've seen this aircraft in several programs over years. It's such a beautiful and elegant aircraft. Im sure it must be a joy to fly. It's obviously a very rare treasure.

  • @blank557
    @blank557  +10

    The one most cleanest and graceful of the WWII aircraft, along with the Spitfire.

  • @jdaigle74

    what a fantastic piece of history...THANK YOU

  • @mattinsley1721

    I have seen this aircraft fly many times. The current restoration is remarkable indeed.

  • @LCMNUNES1962

    PERFEITA RESTAURAÇÃO DESSES AVIÕES 👍👍 🇧🇷

  • @tonykeith76
    @tonykeith76 7 часов назад

    A pure beauty

  • @silverno8260

    Fabuleux ! C'est extraordinaire d'avoir fait voler à nouveau cette légende

  • @swankmotee

    Beautiful restoration!

  • @Laodell

    This has to be the most perfect resto video I have ever had the pleasure of watching. Ty for this. :)

  • @richardknott2021

    Beautiful plane..

  • @emilyoshiro

    One hot plane

  • @warbirdflyerF4U

    Great video great piece of history and congratulations to the hard workers who restored this wonderful zero

  • @zacharybailey8561

    Ah the F6F's natural prey

  • @billbright1755

    They had a rectangular box with manufacturing information painted on rear fuselage section.

  • @fredliperson9171

    What a Gem! ....

  • @scottpowers5191

    Very cool!! Nice😊