United States
McDonnell Douglas RF-4C/E Phantom II
| type | length |
|---|---|
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Plastic model kit |
267mm |
This boxed set contains:
- 1 x McDonnell Douglas RF-4C/E Phantom II 1/72 scale fighter and attacker aircraft
Spanish Air Force
German Air Force
United States Air Force
Israeli Air Force
Iranian Air Force
SUPER DECALS SHEET FOR 7 VERSIONS
FIGURE NOT INCLUDED
Derived from the famous twin-engine fighter McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II, the RF-4C is a tactical reconnaissance aircraft specifically designed to carry out observation and intelligence-gathering missions, even under difficult and complex flight conditions over enemy territory. Compared to the fighter versions, it was easily identifiable by the configuration of the forward fuselage section, where modern (for the time) photographic and terrain-scanning systems were installed. Used extensively during the Vietnam War, the aircraft was continuously upgraded in its avionics and photographic and data-gathering systems, remaining operational in the United States Air Force and other allied countries until the late 1990s. Its flight performance was notable, with a maximum speed exceeding Mach 2.
This boxed set contains:
-
1*McDonnell Douglas RF-4C/E Phantom II 1/72 scale fighter and attacker aircraft
SUPER DECALS SHEET FOR 7 VERSIONS
FIGURE NOT INCLUDED
Derived from the famous twin-engine fighter McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II, the RF-4C is a tactical reconnaissance aircraft specifically designed to carry out observation and intelligence-gathering missions, even under difficult and complex flight conditions over enemy territory. Compared to the fighter versions, it was easily identifiable by the configuration of the forward fuselage section, where modern (for the time) photographic and terrain-scanning systems were installed. Used extensively during the Vietnam War, the aircraft was continuously upgraded in its avionics and photographic and data-gathering systems, remaining operational in the United States Air Force and other allied countries until the late 1990s. Its flight performance was notable, with a maximum speed exceeding Mach 2.
