Japan F-1 Jet Fighter 90-8227, 6th Squadron, JASDF, 1:72, Hobby Master

Japan F-1 Jet Fighter 90-8227, 6th Squad, JASDF, 1:72, Hobby Master

The Mitsubishi F-1 was the first supersonic military jet developed and built in Japan. In 1978, the JASDF began to replace the old F-86 with the first of 77 Mitsubishi F-1s. In 1981, the sixth squad (Hikotai) became the third team unit with the F-1. The F-1 was considered until 2006 when it was replaced by the Mitsubishi F-2. When the F-1 90-8227 was recalled, it was dispatched to the JASDF Air Park at Hamamatsu AB in Shizuoka Prefecture, where an indoor exhibit is located.

Includes the figure of the pilot.
Hobby Master's "Air Power Series" features extremely detailed diecast models:
Fully assembled and factory decorated.
Includes the figure of a pilot that can be removed.
Retractable landing gear, can be displayed up or down.
The propeller is metal.
Metal construction with some plastic components, realistic panel lines, antennas, have access to panels and surface details.
Screen printed that will not fade or flake like decals.
Canopy opening with detailed cockpit interiors visible.
Presentation stand to show the airplane "in flight".
Very detailed bottom of the plane.