USAF KC-135A (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

This item is limited to 3 per household.

Full length: approx 29cm.

[For actual]
- Operation in 1957 is started, tanker is KC-135 of the United States Air Force, which is used in active service even now while adding a number of refurbishment.
- Developed by Boeing, the total production machine number to suit each type is beyond the 800 aircraft. It was deployed as the first mass-produced in the is the KC-135A.
- Engine is equipped with a J57 turbojet engine of Pratt & Whitney. The fuel tank is equipped with body under the floor and in the main wing, and equipped with a 90,000 tons near fuel. From the late 1970's modernization plan is carried out, has been transferred to its role KC-135R subjected to the update, including the retrofit of the engine appeared.

[The model]
- Model is 1/144 scale plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the KC-135A type.
- Model of the finished total length of about 29cm is realistic a clean design to the panel line. Of course, set the flying boom aerial refueling to aircraft tail.
- Engine KC-135A type is equipped with a set to develop a dedicated parts. Reproduction of slim engine pod also characterize the style. There is also a mechanical finish well as the detail of the leg storage.
- Marking the two types. We set the affiliation machine and 1975 Robins Air Force Base belongs machine of 1984 Ellsworth Air Force Base in the award-winning Italian Cartograf decals in high quality.
- KC-135E on the same scale, also equipped KC-135R. The would also be fun try than to make.

[Main Features]
- Realistic the KC-135A type until the panel line
- Finish overall length about 29cm
- Set a flying boom aerial refueling to aircraft tail
- Engine KC-135A type is equipped with the development a special part in the new mold
- Such as the detail of the legs storage is also a mechanical finish
- Award-winning Italian Cartograf decal comes with a high-quality
- Marking the set two types of affiliation machine and 1975 Robins Air Force Base belongs machine of 1984 Ellsworth Air Force Base