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■ Description
●Let's look back at the heyday of 200 years in 2026, the 250th anniversary of our founding.
【It's the real thing.】
The U.S. Navy and Marines deployed in 1963-97.・The aircraft was an A-6 Intruder. The aircraft's design was characterized by the use of parallel twin cockpits to accommodate large radar equipment on its necks. The engine was powered by two J52-P-8B turbojet engines from Pratt & Whitney. It achieved a top speed of 644 miles per hour. The aircraft had four hard points under the main wing and five counterpoints under the hull. It was capable of air-to-air missiles, air-to-ground missiles, rocket pods and conventional bombs, and was capable of carrying up to 18,000 pounds of armament.
【I'm wearing a kit.】
It's a plastic model assembly kit used by the U.S. military to replicate the A-6 Intruder on a 1/144 scale. It's a set of two aircraft parts. It's also accurately replicates the unique shape of the aircraft with a parallel two-seat layout, and it's also realistically representing the inside of the cockpit, looking out from a large canopy. It's also modeled on missiles and armor under the wings.
■ Specifications
Maker:PLATZ
Item No:AE144-19
Product Specifications:The A-6 Intruder Plastic Modeling Kit, which was completed and reproduced in approximately 110 mm in length, sets two parts for the aircraft. The aircraft's shape, of course, details such as the cockpit and legs are also real. Decker reproduced the Navy VMA-121 Green Knights and Navy VA-176 Sunderbolt's Spirit of '76.
Size:The product size is about 110mm.
Scale:1/144
JAN:4545782136104
■ Notes
●It's for product improvement, specifications.・You may change the price without notice. Please accept in advance.
One hundred and forty-four U.S. Air Force A-6 Intruder, 200th Anniversary Painting, two sets, Marine Corps VMA-121 Green Knights and Navy VA-176 Sunderbolt, Spirit of '76.
$30.00
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Product Weight: 0.2 kg
●Let's look back at the heyday of 200 years in 2026, the 250th anniversary of our founding.
【It's the real thing.】
The U.S. Navy and Marines deployed in 1963-97.・The aircraft was an A-6 Intruder. The aircraft's design was characterized by the use of parallel twin cockpits to accommodate large radar equipment on its necks. The engine was powered by two J52-P-8B turbojet engines from Pratt & Whitney. It achieved a top speed of 644 miles per hour. The aircraft had four hard points under the main wing and five counterpoints under the hull. It was capable of air-to-air missiles, air-to-ground missiles, rocket pods and conventional bombs, and was capable of carrying up to 18,000 pounds of armament.
【I'm wearing a kit.】
It's a plastic model assembly kit used by the U.S. military to replicate the A-6 Intruder on a 1/144 scale. It's a set of two aircraft parts. It's also accurately replicates the unique shape of the aircraft with a parallel two-seat layout, and it's also realistically representing the inside of the cockpit, looking out from a large canopy. It's also modeled on missiles and armor under the wings.
■ Specifications
Maker:PLATZ
Item No:AE144-19
Product Specifications:The A-6 Intruder Plastic Modeling Kit, which was completed and reproduced in approximately 110 mm in length, sets two parts for the aircraft. The aircraft's shape, of course, details such as the cockpit and legs are also real. Decker reproduced the Navy VMA-121 Green Knights and Navy VA-176 Sunderbolt's Spirit of '76.
Size:The product size is about 110mm.
Scale:1/144
JAN:4545782136104
■ Notes
●It's for product improvement, specifications.・You may change the price without notice. Please accept in advance.
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