I have photographed examples of the Japanese A6M Type “0” fighters (Zero or Zeke) at the Pacific Aviation Museum in Pearl Harbor, Smithsonian NASM, as well as flying examples at the FHC and PoF Chino. Partial A6M3 examples (essentially the cockpit sections) can be seen at the Evergreen Aviation Museum in McMinnville, Ore. and the IWM in England (I photographed at both the Duxford location in 2008 and at the London museum in 2019).
A6M2 Model 21 (5356/5451)
Pacific Aviation Museum 2013
Pacific Aviation Museum 2013
Fragments from the Ni’ihau Zero lost to low fuel following the Pearl Harbor attack. There is a nice write-up of the incident here.
A6M5 Zero (4340)
Smithsonian NASM 2015
A6M5 (5357)
Planes of Fame, Chino 2018
A6M3 (#3685, partial)
Imperial War Museum Duxford 2008
Pointed out to me as A6M3 22 c/n 3489. It belonged to 252 Kokutai and had the tail code Y2-176 which was then changed in late 153 to 52-177.
Imperial War Museum, London 2019
A6M2 (#51553)
NMoUSAF 2018
A6M3 (#3148, partial)
Evergreen Aviation Museum 2015
Evergreen Museum 2018
A6M3 Model 22 (#3852)
Flying Heritage Collection 2012
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Flying Heritage Collection 2013
Paine Field Aviation Day 2013
Flying Heritage Collection 2016
Flying Heritage Collection 2017
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