Pay in installments of $9.79 with
,
and
Shipping Estimate
USA
- USA
- CAN
- USA
- CAN
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Jul 15 - Jul 20
Promo Codes Available:
For Your Every Summer RSVP, with Code: SUMMER15
Description
HASEGAWA HA09075 1/48 F4U-5N CORSAIR (Plastic Assembly Model Kit)HASEGAWA HA09075 1 48 F4U 5N CORSAIR (Plastic Assembly Model Kit) The F4U 5, the culmination of the F4U Corsair series, which was completely modernized and produced after World War II, was the Navy's fastest reciprocating fighter at that time, surpassing the F8F 2 maximum speed. The engine mounting position has moved forward, and the cowling itself has become slightly larger, resulting in an appearance that emphasizes the length of the nose.
HASEGAWA HA09075 1/48 F4U-5N CORSAIR (Plastic Assembly Model Kit)-The F4U-5, the culmination of the F4U Corsair series, which was completely modernized and produced after World War II, was the Navy's fastest reciprocating fighter at that time, surpassing the F8F-2 maximum speed.
-The engine mounting position has moved forward, and the cowling itself has become slightly larger, resulting in an appearance that emphasizes the length of the nose.
-Furthermore, the carburetor air intake on the underside of the nose is divided into two parts, and the left and right sides are bulged (rice ball type) front type, which is a major feature of F4U-5.
-The F4U-5N is a reciprocating single-seat night fighter, the aircraft is basically the same as the F4U-5, and the biggest difference is the radar equipped on the right wing, but because the radio equipment is doubled, it is behind the vertical tail. It has an auxiliary antenna, is equipped with an autopilot to reduce the burden on the pilot, uses a flame-proof exhaust pipe to secure the pilot's field of view during night flight, and installs a flame-proof plate on the upper back of the flame.
-F4U-5NL is equipped with de-icing rubber boots on each wing leading edge, water-methanol liquid injection type de-icing equipment is attached to the leading edge of the propeller and windshield, and is a cold region specification machine compatible with severe cold North Korea. There were 214 F4U-5Ns and 101 F4U-5NLs.
-Captain Guy P. Bordelon of the 3rd Mixed Squadron D (Dt.D) was F4U-5N (Bu.No124453) from June 29, 1953 to July 17 Shoot down five planes during the day, earning Triple Threat Ace the honor of a night fighter in the Korean War, a reciprocating ace, and a navy ace.
-Captain Bauderon made 35 sorties in the aforementioned F4U-5N and left the aircraft up, but shortly thereafter, the Air Force pilot crashed F4U-5N (Bu.No124453).
-F4U-5N (Bu.No124453) had a time when there were 5 shot down marks, but in the box art it was drawn when 2 planes were shot down.
[data]
-Crew: 1 person
-Total length: 12.49m
-Overall width: 10.52m
-Overall height: 4.50m
-Total weight: 5,852kg
-Engine: R-2800-32W(E)
-Lifting output: 2,300 horsepower
-Maximum speed: 756km/h (altitude 8,169m)
-Fixed armament: 20 mm cannon × 4
-The engine mounting position has moved forward, and the cowling itself has become slightly larger, resulting in an appearance that emphasizes the length of the nose.
-Furthermore, the carburetor air intake on the underside of the nose is divided into two parts, and the left and right sides are bulged (rice ball type) front type, which is a major feature of F4U-5.
-The F4U-5N is a reciprocating single-seat night fighter, the aircraft is basically the same as the F4U-5, and the biggest difference is the radar equipped on the right wing, but because the radio equipment is doubled, it is behind the vertical tail. It has an auxiliary antenna, is equipped with an autopilot to reduce the burden on the pilot, uses a flame-proof exhaust pipe to secure the pilot's field of view during night flight, and installs a flame-proof plate on the upper back of the flame.
-F4U-5NL is equipped with de-icing rubber boots on each wing leading edge, water-methanol liquid injection type de-icing equipment is attached to the leading edge of the propeller and windshield, and is a cold region specification machine compatible with severe cold North Korea. There were 214 F4U-5Ns and 101 F4U-5NLs.
-Captain Guy P. Bordelon of the 3rd Mixed Squadron D (Dt.D) was F4U-5N (Bu.No124453) from June 29, 1953 to July 17 Shoot down five planes during the day, earning Triple Threat Ace the honor of a night fighter in the Korean War, a reciprocating ace, and a navy ace.
-Captain Bauderon made 35 sorties in the aforementioned F4U-5N and left the aircraft up, but shortly thereafter, the Air Force pilot crashed F4U-5N (Bu.No124453).
-F4U-5N (Bu.No124453) had a time when there were 5 shot down marks, but in the box art it was drawn when 2 planes were shot down.
[data]
-Crew: 1 person
-Total length: 12.49m
-Overall width: 10.52m
-Overall height: 4.50m
-Total weight: 5,852kg
-Engine: R-2800-32W(E)
-Lifting output: 2,300 horsepower
-Maximum speed: 756km/h (altitude 8,169m)
-Fixed armament: 20 mm cannon × 4
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Item Size/Weight : 34 x 19 x 5.3 cm / 335gShipping Notes
- Free Standard Shipping on $100+ Orders to the USA.
- Except Preorder products are shipped in 48 hours.
- Delivery to the USA:
- Standard Shipping : 3-10 business days
- If time is of the essence, please consider selecting expedited delivery for faster service.
Exchange/Return Notes
- We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
- Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
- To process your return/exchange, please contact us at [email protected]
- Please click here for more details>>> Return & Exchange Policy
4.7 ★★★★★
Based on 30 reviews
Sort
Product Reviews
★★★★★ 5
Excellent accent for a wall in your home
Color: Black
Oh Wow!!! My wall looks sooo good. Love that it has shelves on it. A perfect wall accent and just the right size. I have it on a corner wall and have never banged into it. Well worth the money and definitely well made. Heavy so plan to anchor.
WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL?YesReportShare
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Bright, Sleek, and Easy to Install – Perfect Under Cabinet Lighting!
Color: 6500K White, Size: 1Roll x 16.4ft
I’m extremely happy with the CUBITOR Under Cabinet COB LED Light Strip kit! The 6500K daylight brightness is perfect—super clean, crisp, and evenly distributed with no visible dots thanks to the COB design. It really upgraded the look of my kitchen and made food prep so much easier.
Installation was straightforward and hassle-free. The strip is flexible and cuttable, which made it easy to customize for my space. The adhesive backing is strong, and everything feels high quality and well-made.
One of my favorite features is how smooth and diffused the lighting is—it gives a modern, high-end feel without being harsh on the eyes. It’s also very energy-efficient and stays cool even after hours of use.
Overall, this is an excellent lighting solution for cabinets, shelves, or workspaces. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for bright, professional-looking LED lighting!
WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL?YesReportShare
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great lighting solution for bookshelves
Color: 3000K Warm, Size: 2Roll x 16.4ft, Color: 3000K Warm, Size: 2Roll x 16.4ft
This turned out to be the best solution for lighting up my bookshelves. I like the quality of the product and the brightness of the lights.
WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL?YesReportShare
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Polarity
Color: 6500K White, Size: 1Roll x 16.4ft, Color: 6500K White, Size: 1Roll x 16.4ft
I've been looking into various kits and components but this one seemed to fit my needs perfectly - all components included and the flexibility to cut strips (up to 6) to the lengths I needed. Its also very thin and needs no other mounting hardware, channels, diffusers, screws, etc.
No instructions - but everything only fits together one way except which end of the LED strip to connect to (polarity). For my reel, it was towards the center of the reel and not the freed end - which meant I had to cut a piece off and connect the end that was just cut. Insert the cut end into the connect after peeling off a bit of the blue tape. You can also peel off a little bit of the white tape beneath that to expose the copper contacts - but the connector contacts can pierce that layer if you don't want to peel off the white layer also. (Don't peel it all off, just enough to to fit into the connector.) Insert the end, press down the hinged part until it clicks or is otherwise all the way clamped - don't need tools, just your fingers squeezing it is enough. Test the assembly by plugging it into the power supply. You can also connect the remote - a blue LED on the power supply tells you whether its on or off.
Once I figured out which end to connect to, everything was quite straightforward. I installed my 6 strips in my small pantry - one for each shelf - and routed all the wires to one side, mostly hidden. I mounted the remote on the pantry door - it can sense through the door - which is not very thick - as well as just tapping it once the door is open. The remote can be touchless - just wave your hand near it - but it seems to also sense tapping from some objects. Holding down on the remote activates dimming - it will cycle through brightness and stop when you release.
Other than that, its as simple as I had hoped and took me about an hour to install (I expect my next install will be 30 mins). I am planning to order more kits for other closets, kitchen, etc.
WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL?YesReportShare
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
★★★★★ 5
UPDATED: Replacement works great
Color: 3000K Warm, Size: 1Roll x 16.4ft
FINAL UPDATE: Seller shipped new power unit and it works great now. The lights are really great and super easy to cut to size and use.
UPDATE 1: Seller got in touch and is sending replacement power unit. Will update again once it arrives.
I do really like the look of these and they did wonders for a dark park of my closet that has built-ins.
ORIGINAL: Lights stopped working after about 6 weeks (beyond the 30 day return policy). Seems like the control unit died. Haven’t found any feasible way to contact seller or manufacturer. Will update review if anything changes.
WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL?YesReportShare
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025