The Grumman F4F-4 was a radial engined, single seat, six gun, folding wing carrier based American fighter that served with distinction during the opening stages of World War II in the Pacific combat theater.  It was, in fact, the primary naval fighter available to the United States Navy prior to the introduction of the Grumman F6F Hellcat in 1943.  The export version of the famous F4F-4 fighter was named the Martlet Mk. V. by the Royal Navy.  This F4F-4 / Martlet Mk. V. model includes the following features: 1) Authentic markings for the United States Navy VC-12, U.S.S. Core, autumn, 1943 and the Fleet Air Arm Martlet V., 1832 Squadron, R.N.A.S. Eglington, June 1944 (includes invasion stripes); 2) Detailed cockpit; 3) Folding wings; 4) Raised panal lines with rivets; 5) Removable engine access panels; 6) Seated pilot figure; 7) Sliding Canopy and 8) Illustrated assembly instructions.  Never started and factory sealed.