They all have tail hooks, even the Marines version because it's not uncommon they land on aircraft carriers

Tamiya does offer two options of extended and folded wings. Besides Tamiya is bulletproof either way. I do agree not often we see folded wings on any WW2 aircraft kits. At least it's not God awful as the old Revell vintage Baa Baa Black Sheep kit. That kit builds up to actually fold the wings up and extended. I did that kit as a kid. Boy, I tell ya… it was a hot mess building that kit LOL!