Hi guys, I'm new on here so if I ask some stupid questions, please forgive me!
Basically I have a question to do with a diorama I'm planning in the near future. One of my friends has asked me to do a diorama of an A6M3 Zero right after crash landing in the sea during a non-specific carrier battle in the Pacific.
My question is, for a Zero to be considered too shot up to fly, what kinds of basic damage would I be looking at adding to the model? Also, what kind of damage would hitting the water do to the plane?
I've just come back to the hobby recently after a break of about 8 years, and even back then have never built a "damaged" aircraft model, so I have no idea where to start for reference pictures/info.
Cheers in advance!
Basically I have a question to do with a diorama I'm planning in the near future. One of my friends has asked me to do a diorama of an A6M3 Zero right after crash landing in the sea during a non-specific carrier battle in the Pacific.
My question is, for a Zero to be considered too shot up to fly, what kinds of basic damage would I be looking at adding to the model? Also, what kind of damage would hitting the water do to the plane?
I've just come back to the hobby recently after a break of about 8 years, and even back then have never built a "damaged" aircraft model, so I have no idea where to start for reference pictures/info.
Cheers in advance!