[Reliable wings engraved in the 50-year history of the Air Self-Defense Force]
-The F-4 Phantom series, which was adopted as the main fighter by the US Navy, Marine Corps, and the Air Force, and was deployed in 11 western countries.
-In Japan, the F-4E, which is the definitive version of the Air Force, was adopted as the successor to the F-104J. The type for the Air Self-Defense Force was named F-4EJ because the equipment for ground attack and the air refueling device were removed. ¡
-The first two aircraft were produced by McDonnell Douglas, followed by knockdown production and license production, and 140 aircraft were introduced by 1981.
-Starting with the formation of the 301st Squadron at Hyakuri Base in 1973, up to 6 squadrons were equipped with F-4EJ as the cornerstone of Japan's defense.
-Since then, the performance-improving F-4EJ Kai continues to fly for critical attacks and support missions.
-In the history of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force, which celebrated its 50th anniversary this year, it has been active on the front line for about 30 years and has gained great trust.
[About the model]
-A plastic model assembly kit for the F-4EJ Phantom II, which was used as the main fighter of the Air Self-Defense Force.
-Scale 1/32, total length 600mm, overall width 368mm.
-Faithfully model the fearless appearance of F-4EJ.
-Fully reproduce the features of EJ type such as original instrument panel layout.
-Use screws to assemble the main parts such as the main wing and body.
-The nose part is made of transparent parts, and the internal 20mm Balkan M61A1 and radar equipment are also precisely finished.
-Each pedestal is made of die cast, and the tire is made of synthetic rubber with a realistic texture.
-AIM-9L sidewinder and AIM-7E Sparrow air-to-air missiles for each 4 shots set.
-10 kinds of decals that can reproduce the initial markings such as 6 squadron unit marks, 2 crew figures are included.
*The photo shows the kit assembled and painted.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )