- Collect Tomcats in handy 1/144 scale.
[About the actual machine]
- Since 1973, the F-14A Tomcat has been the mainstay of the US Navy fighter squadron.
- A major feature was the adoption of a variable swept wing on the main wing.
- The F-14, which was required to be operated on an aircraft carrier as a carrier-based fighter, adopted a variable wing to ensure STOL characteristics at departure and arrival ships and save space on the ship.
- Equipped with two Pratt & Whitney TF30-P-412A engines.
- In addition, the AWG-9 fire-control radar and AIM-54 Phoenix air-to-air missile, capable of tracking 24 targets simultaneously and attacking 6 of them simultaneously, demonstrated high capabilities in fleet defense. It is.
- The F-14, which put into practical use a number of ahead-of-the-time mechanisms, continued to be improved and continued to be active for 30 years.
[About the model]
-A 1/144 scale plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the F-14A Tomcat, a US Navy carrier-based fighter.
-The parts are made by F-Toys, which is easy to assemble, and the parts for 2 aircraft are set.
- Finished total length is about 130mm.
- Realistic reproduction of aircraft shape and panel lines.
- The main wing of the variable wing, which is a feature of Tomcat, is movable even after completion. You can enjoy the different facial expressions.
- Also modeled AIM-54 Phoenix missile. The cockpit is also fully reproduced, and two crew figures are also set.
-Marking includes the familiar VF-1 Wolfpack with the wolf mark and the familiar VF-84 Jolly Rogers marking with the skull pirate flag.
- The decals are made by Cartograf in Italy, which is known for its high quality.
- Make a Tomcat with a handy finished size of 1/144.
[Major features]
- Reproduce the F-14 Tomcat on a 1/144 scale with a total length of about 130mm.
-Set two units with easy-to-assemble F-Toys parts
- Variable wings are movable even after completion
- Markings are VF-1 Wolfpack and VF-84 Jolly Rogers
- Decals are made by Cartograf
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