I know it's not a kit, but it is a WWII aircraft and I did build it. It's a scratch-built model of the OS2U-1 Kingfisher, done from a 3-view I downloaded from Chance-Vought's web site. The color scheme is from a bird attached to the USS Pennsylvania.
Structure is balsa and light ply, covered with document lamination film and painted with several different paints. The pilot (Ensign Butterbar) and the turtledeck behind him are foam, and they come out as a unit to change batteries. The base coat is Pactra flat spray light grey enamel, the yellow and red are Tamiya flat acylics, and the blue is Apple Barrel (!) acrylic. I did the markings on sticky-backed transparent labels, then painted in the details (except for the stars-and-meatballs; those are all laser printer).
I did stretch the nose a bit, to make it less likely to be tailheavy, and I did adjust some other proportions. Wing area is 252 sq. inches and RTF weight is 17 ounces. Power is a Skatty XT450 brushless outrunner, powered by a 3S1320 lipo battery.
It's yet to be maidened, due to the weather and the fact that my wife insists I not maiden any airplane unless she's there.
The first shot is of the covered, but unpainted model.
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