A6M Zero Plane Kit Card - Free 3D Print Model

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X1 Carbon

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A1 mini

Without Kit Card Frame

Designer

7 h

1 plate

4.9(67)

A1 mini 80% size

Designer

5.4 h

1 plate

4.9(16)

With Kit Card Frame

Designer

7.5 h

1 plate

5.0(12)

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Mitsubishi A6M Zero – Plane KitCard

The Mitsubishi A6M Zero is one of the most iconic fighter aircraft of WWII and a symbol of early Pacific air combat. Lightweight, agile, and deadly in the hands of experienced pilots, the Zero dominated the skies during the first years of the war.

This KitCard version is designed in the same scale as the F4U Corsair and other WWII warbirds, making it perfect for side-by-side display or recreating classic Pacific theater dogfight scenes. These two aircraft were historic rivals, facing each other in countless aerial battles over the Pacific.

Features

Flat KitCard design
Support-free, snap-fit assembly
Optimized for clean FDM printing
Same scale as the F4U Corsair and other warbirds
Ideal for display or desk-friendly dioramas

Fun facts about the A6M Zero

Extremely lightweight design gave it exceptional maneuverability
One of the longest-ranged carrier fighters of WWII
Feared early in the war for its turning ability
Eventually countered by faster, heavier Allied fighters like the Corsair

Whether displayed on its own or paired with its historic adversaries, the A6M Zero KitCard brings a key chapter of aviation history to your collection.

Perfect for WWII aviation fans, KitCard collectors, and anyone who enjoys building iconic aircraft in a clean, compact format.

Comment & Rating (158)

@beanalicious

Printing off as we speak! I was really disappointed in the other zero models out there but finally settled on one and you go and release this a day later. Now all we need is a bf109 and a ww2 bomber model :P I'll pay for em, I've backed everything you've done so far. Keep up the awesome work!

@avgeek_700

nooo, we need the next models free because I’m broke and I don’t know how to back crowdfunding.

@avgeek_700

how do you do it?

@BennoDXB

Replying to @avgeek_700 :

Just find the project you like then click crowdfunding, then back this project, then pledge, make your choice (the cheapest is usually fine), enter your credit card details.

@Cf_pL745

Awesome you should make a P 38 to go with it

YES. JUST YES

highly agreed

please do

elite squadron❌ palm sized squadron ✅

@user_4282167227

what scale are those? I want to make some

@avgeek_700

they are 40% size. I had some issues with the P 51 and I had to mostly glue the parts together but the A6m fits together beautifully without glue. All I needed to do was sand down the propeller amount to get the propeller on.

@user_4282167227

Replying to @avgeek_700 :

thanks, I have yet to print this one because my a1 hates me and my p1s is a single color printer😒

@Khaos90210

absolutely love this build, thanks man!

@user_3370983570

I printed the same, in army green. Awesome

@Cable3306

Print Profile

Without Kit Card Frame

Many thanks and grateful for the creator who I follow This was a nice and simple and beautiful Japanese zero She came out perfect no issues whatsoever in my P1S everyone should follow this man 👍

@PANDAONTOP

yup, he was the 2nd person I followed

@user_4282167227

Replying to @PANDAONTOP :

second for me too!

@maradonadener

Really cool project. Congratulations on the projects. Since I didn't have white at the moment, I swapped it for light blue.

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@MITTINICK

I liked the print but found the base too low, so I made another one taller

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@JonD

Print Profile

Without Kit Card Frame

love the print

@Coded_one

I printed it for a friend who loves aircraft history. I think he will love this.

@PrinterEngaged

Print Profile

Without Kit Card Frame

Yes, yes, yes, yes! This model turned out perfect! scaled it down to *I think* 80% and it all snapped together beautifully. Also used variable layer height to get as much quality as possible. Printed it for my dad and he loved it. Thank you to the artist that made this model.

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