1/48 United States Navy F-14A Tomcat "Atsugi CVW-5" with Metal Pitot Tubes [TPA-49]

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Product Description ■ Upgrading the finish with delicate metal parts
About the actual aircraft
After its first flight in 1970, the F-14 Tomcat has been in operation since 1974 and has been active as the main anti-aircraft fighter of the US Navy until its retirement in 2006.
As an aircraft carrier aircraft, the F-14 Tomcat was developed mainly for the purpose of defending the fleet. In addition to being equipped with long-range air-to-air missiles,
AIM-54 Phoenix missiles, short-range air-to-air missiles, and AIM-9 SIDEWINDER, as well as being equipped with M61 Vulcan cannons, it was equipped with AN/AWG-9 radar, which is essential for the operation of the AIM-9. In combination with the Phoenix missiles, it was capable of tracking 24 targets simultaneously from a distance of approximately 160 km, and attacking 6 targets simultaneously.
The main wing is equipped with variable wings, which can be moved between 20 and 68 degrees. It has high STOL capability and high-speed capability.
About the model
The model is a plastic model assembly kit reproducing the F-14 Tomcat at 1/48 scale. The parts are made by Itareli. In addition, this set is equipped with a Pitot tube for increasing details.
The nose is made with a brass grind. It is equipped with a Pitot tube for increasing details.
The body is finished with a total length of approximately 390 mm.
The variable wings unique to the F-14 can be moved even after assembly. In addition, the delicate expression of the legs and the details inside the leg storage space are also reproduced with the reproduction of the cockpit.
The plastic model assembly kit reproducing the F-14A Tomcat at 1/48 scale. The plastic parts are made by Itareli. In addition, this set is equipped with a Pitot tube for increasing details.
The variable wings can be moved even after assembly. In addition, the delicate expression of the legs and the details inside the leg storage space are also reproduced with the reproduction of the cockpit. In addition, the charm of the F-14 Tomcat is reproduced at 1/48 scale.
The plastic parts are recorded from the CVW-5 affiliated aircraft which was familiar to Japanese aviation fans. It is a kit with which you can enjoy delicate expressions.
The plastic parts are recorded from the Itareli
Metal pitot tube
The variable wings can be moved even after completion.
The marking is recorded from the CVW-5 at 1/48 scale.
The plastic parts are recorded 390 390