1/72 U.S. Air Force A-10C attack aircraft Idaho Air Force State troops 75th Anniversary painting 2021
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The aircraft, released in 2021 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Idaho Air Force's 124th Combat Airborne Division, the A-10C of the 190th Fighter Squadron, nicknamed the "Screwballs". The painting is a reproduction of the P-47 Sunderbolt fighter with tail number 405190, a call sign 8N, and a tribute to the first Republican-built P-47 Sunderbolt used by the unit during the Great War. It features a white warhead, a Normandy Landing Operation identification belt, and the U.S. Army Star Mark of the day. The code "8N" on the aircraft represents the 405th Fighter Squadron of the Great War.
The A-10 is a ground attack aircraft specifically designed for ground attack with close-range air support required from combat training in the Vietnam War. The creators of the 1969 detailed request were said to have been thinking of an aircraft with the capabilities of the Illussin II-2, He129, and A1 Skyriders of World War II. Furthermore, in 1970 the US Air Force issued an all-weather requirement for the Soviet air force. The requirement was to be equipped with a 30 mm anti-tank gun, over 7.258 tons of armoured personnel carrier capability, high navigation continuity performance, good high mobility, excellent short-range landing capability, and high defensive survival and maintenance capability.
The A-10C is a type of glass cockpiting that incorporates equipment into monitors from 2005 onwards. It was decommissioned in 2015, more than 20 years after the Gulf War. However, the A-10 was again extended by the outcome of the 2016 airstrike against Islamic extremists, which ultimately led to the retirement date of 2026. Almost 50 years after its deployment, veterans participated in the U.S.-Israeli invasion of Iran in 2026 to deal with small high-speed boats near the Strait of Hormuz. In April, the last A-10 pilot trainee completed the entire process in the training fleet.
■ Specifications
Maker：Great Wall Hobby
Item No：VICGWHS7210
Scale：1/72
JAN：6947917000409
■ Notes
※Please note that the manufacturer's specifications and shipping dates may change depending on the manufacturer.
※The images contain prototypes, so they may be different from the actual product.
1/72 U.S. Air Force A-10C attack aircraft Idaho Air Force State troops 75th Anniversary painting 2021
$59.00
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The aircraft, released in 2021 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Idaho Air Force's 124th Combat Airborne Division, the A-10C of the 190th Fighter Squadron, nicknamed the "Screwballs". The painting is a reproduction of the P-47 Sunderbolt fighter with tail number 405190, a call sign 8N, and a tribute to the first Republican-built P-47 Sunderbolt used by the unit during the Great War. It features a white warhead, a Normandy Landing Operation identification belt, and the U.S. Army Star Mark of the day. The code "8N" on the aircraft represents the 405th Fighter Squadron of the Great War.
The A-10 is a ground attack aircraft specifically designed for ground attack with close-range air support required from combat training in the Vietnam War. The creators of the 1969 detailed request were said to have been thinking of an aircraft with the capabilities of the Illussin II-2, He129, and A1 Skyriders of World War II. Furthermore, in 1970 the US Air Force issued an all-weather requirement for the Soviet air force. The requirement was to be equipped with a 30 mm anti-tank gun, over 7.258 tons of armoured personnel carrier capability, high navigation continuity performance, good high mobility, excellent short-range landing capability, and high defensive survival and maintenance capability.
The A-10C is a type of glass cockpiting that incorporates equipment into monitors from 2005 onwards. It was decommissioned in 2015, more than 20 years after the Gulf War. However, the A-10 was again extended by the outcome of the 2016 airstrike against Islamic extremists, which ultimately led to the retirement date of 2026. Almost 50 years after its deployment, veterans participated in the U.S.-Israeli invasion of Iran in 2026 to deal with small high-speed boats near the Strait of Hormuz. In April, the last A-10 pilot trainee completed the entire process in the training fleet.
■ Specifications
Maker：Great Wall Hobby
Item No：VICGWHS7210
Scale：1/72
JAN：6947917000409
■ Notes
※Please note that the manufacturer's specifications and shipping dates may change depending on the manufacturer.
※The images contain prototypes, so they may be different from the actual product.
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