- This is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the F-15C Eagle, an air superiority fighter jet operated by the United States Air Force, on a 1/72 scale, with nose art that further enhances the Eagle's brave appearance.
[About the actual machine]
- The F-15 Eagle is a US Air Force fighter that is still known as the world's strongest air superiority fighter.
- First flight in 1972, deployment began in 1976, and is still known around the world as an active fighter aircraft.
- Among them, the F-15C has the highest production number.
- The aircraft is equipped with a clipped delta wing and two vertical tails, and is equipped with two Pratt & Whitney F100 turbofan engines.
- Demonstrates high speed and acceleration exceeding Mach 2, as well as high turning ability.
- It is also equipped with an electronic warfare system and can carry various missiles including the AIM-120 air-to-air missile.
- It boasts high capabilities as a high-speed, high-mobility air superiority fighter.
- However, it has also been deployed to the 18th Air Wing at Kadena Air Base in Japan for many years.
- Some of the aircraft had nose art drawn on them, which was a treat for fans.
[About the model]
- This is Platz's 1/72 scale F-15 Eagle plastic model assembly kit, which is highly rated by airplane model fans.
- The model reproduces the US Air Force specification F-15C.
- The differences from the Self-Defense Forces aircraft, such as the vertical tail parts, are clearly reproduced.
- The expression of the aircraft shape and each panel line promises a realistic finish.
- Also, don't miss the attention to detail, including the engine nozzle, which was recreated by dividing the parts, and the delicate reproduction of the legs.
- The reproduction of the cockpit, from the meter panels to the seats, is detailed and realistic only in 1/72.
- Markings are selected from aircraft belonging to the 44th Fighter Squadron, 18th Wing of the US Air Force, which was deployed from Kadena Air Base, Okinawa to Prince Sultan Base, Saudi Arabia in 2020.
- The shot down mark as a MIG killer and the marking with the nose art as a point are reproduced with new decals.
- Also includes a total of 4 types of markings, 2 each belonging to the 44th and 67th Fighter Squadrons when stationed at Kadena Air Base.
- Please add the Kadena Eagle to your collection, which will be gradually retired from 2023 due to its aging aircraft.
[Major features]
- This is a plastic model assembly kit of the US Air Force F-15C reproduced on 1/72 scale.
- Vertical tail parts model differences from Self-Defense Force aircraft
- New nose art and kill mark decals
- The engine nozzle is carefully divided into parts for a realistic finish.
- Finished total length is approximately 260mm
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