Hasegawa H00342 1/72 F-16N Fighting Falcon
The F-16N is the US Navy's hypothetical enemy aircraft.
The aircraft is a modified version of the US Air Force's F-16C Block 30, and has been made lighter and simpler by replacing the radar and removing the fixed armament.Â
The F-16N is an aircraft with sufficient equipment and performance to simulate a new generation of fighter jets, and is used in NFWS Top Gun and other programs to train the world's best pilots.
Hasegawa's F-16 kit with markings and parts for the US Navy aggressor squadron at "Topgun". Includes markings for the first delivery aircraft and one from the squadron after it became operational.
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Hasegawa H00342 1/72 F-16N Fighting Falcon
The F-16N is the US Navy's hypothetical enemy aircraft.
The aircraft is a modified version of the US Air Force's F-16C Block 30, and has been made lighter and simpler by replacing the radar and removing the fixed armament.Â
The F-16N is an aircraft with sufficient equipment and performance to simulate a new generation of fighter jets, and is used in NFWS Top Gun and other programs to train the world's best pilots.
Hasegawa's F-16 kit with markings and parts for the US Navy aggressor squadron at "Topgun". Includes markings for the first delivery aircraft and one from the squadron after it became operational.
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The F-16N is the US Navy's hypothetical enemy aircraft.
The aircraft is a modified version of the US Air Force's F-16C Block 30, and has been made lighter and simpler by replacing the radar and removing the fixed armament.Â
The F-16N is an aircraft with sufficient equipment and performance to simulate a new generation of fighter jets, and is used in NFWS Top Gun and other programs to train the world's best pilots.
Hasegawa's F-16 kit with markings and parts for the US Navy aggressor squadron at "Topgun". Includes markings for the first delivery aircraft and one from the squadron after it became operational.
