Hobby Boss 80341 F6F-5N Hellcat (1/48) – plastic model kit

The Hobby Boss 80341 F6F-5N Hellcat in 1/48 scale is an extremely detailed plastic model kit representing the American carrier-based fighter F6F-5N, one of the variants of the legendary Hellcat. This aircraft was manufactured by Grumman for the United States Navy and was widely used during World War II, mainly in the Pacific theater. The F6F-5N variant was a night fighter, equipped with an AN/APS-6 radar mounted on the right wing leading edge, allowing effective combat with Japanese fighters and bombers even after dusk.

• Model scale: 1/48 – excellent proportion for detailed reproduction and realistic display
• Country of operation: United States, in service with the US Navy and US Marine Corps
• Historical period: World War II (mainly years 1943–1945)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Contents: clearly defined panel lines, detailed cockpit interior and landing gear, rich decal sheet with authentic markings for the F6F-5N version
• The model does not include glue or paints – modeling accessories are required for full assembly and finishing
• Category: plastic model kit
• The set does not include any extras such as metal barrels or resin parts – all components are precisely made of plastic

The F6F-5N Hellcat debuted in the battles for the Pacific islands, where it played a key role in the night defense of American aircraft carriers against Japanese air attacks. These aircraft were distinguished by their powerful armament, excellent maneuverability, and outstanding operational characteristics, making them among the most effective night fighters of that era.

The Hobby Boss 80341 F6F-5N Hellcat 1/48 model is a perfect choice for advanced modelers who value precision workmanship and attention to detail. Thanks to its complex design and detailed instructions, the model is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers. The assembly difficulty is rated at 3/5.

Excellent for military aviation enthusiasts, modelers passionate about World War II, and any collector who appreciates realistic representations of historical machines.