- This is information on books from DACO products in Belgium.
- This book is one book that introduces the American Air Force, the Lockheed supersonic fighter adopted in Western countries, F - 104 Star Fighter.
- The first American Mach 2 class fighter F - 104 developed by Lockheed Company began operation in 1954.
- Not only the US Navy, but also a number of deployed in the Japanese Self Defense Force and Western countries, and attracted attention as it was said to be the last manned fighter aircraft at the time of its appearance.
- We focus on the main production type F - 104G, and we introduce details from the various parts of the fuselage to the cockpit with numerous pictures.
- In this document, we focus on the major production type F - 104G from the F - 104 Star Fighter.
- Also filmed the aircraft that was exhibited and saved by traveling to various parts of Europe.
- Detailed photos down to details are included.
- Posted photographs covering about 875 points in an all color in a book size of 21 cm × 24 cm, page number 160 pages.
- The photograph closes up the detail up to the parts of the aircraft, the landing gear and the cockpit inside.
- Aside from the appearance photograph, of course landing gear only 8 pages, 16 cockpit is deducting 16, contains a lot of detail photographs of particular attention.
- In addition to pictures of a single sheet, a single photograph with the engine removed from the airframe is included.
- Photographs of various weapons carried by F - 104 are also included.
- There are lots of pleasant photos to detail up the model.
- In addition to opening the inspection hatch of each part of the aircraft to shoot the interior, you can not miss the photograph of the ground support equipment indispensable for maintenance and operation on the ground.
- In addition, there are also drawings of the aircraft drawn on 1/72 scale and 1/48 scale and cockpit layout drawing in this book.
- A simple commentary on English is also posted.
- 160 pages
- about 875 sheets color photograph
- 1/72 & 1/48 scale drawing + cockpit figure
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