Interior 3D Decals Mitsubishi A6M2B Zero (for Tamiya model kit) KeliK K72046 Scale 1:72 Japan (WW2)

KeliK Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero Interior 3D Decals are designed to accurately reproduce the cockpit interior of the Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero, an early-production variant of the Imperial Japanese Navy’s primary carrier-based fighter used during the opening stages of World War II. This set is produced in 1:72 scale and engineered specifically for Tamiya plastic model kits. The product is released under SKU K72046.

The decal set reflects cockpit features characteristic of the A6M2b variant, including early-style instrument panels, side consoles, and control layouts associated with pre-1942 Zero fighters. The raised three-dimensional printing adds depth and clarity to the cockpit, allowing the lightweight and minimalist interior of the Zero to be represented with significantly greater realism than standard flat decals.

This interior detail set is part of the KeliK 3D Decals 1/72 Scale lineup and belongs to the broader KeliK Decals 3D collection, as well as the general Decals 3D category. It is intended for aircraft modelers building early Pacific War carrier fighters, where accurate cockpit representation is essential for historically correct builds.

• Aircraft: Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero
• Scale: 1:72
• Product type: Interior 3D decals
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for Tamiya
• Manufacturer: KeliK
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• SKU: K72046

This set is suitable for 1:72 scale aircraft model kits representing Imperial Japanese Navy fighters of the early World War II period.

FAQ

Which Zero variant is this interior decal set designed for?

This set is designed specifically for the Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero.

Is this set suitable for later Zero variants such as A6M3 or A6M5?

No. This set reflects the cockpit layout of the early A6M2b and should not be used for later Zero variants with different equipment.

Do these 3D decals require decal softeners?

No. KeliK 3D decals are flexible and do not require decal softeners. Traditional decal softening solutions should not be used.

What adhesive is recommended for installation?

Clear transparent glue, varnish, or slow-drying cyanoacrylate adhesive is recommended.

Should the cockpit be painted before applying the decals?

Yes. Model parts should be painted before applying the 3D decals for the best visual result.