Hobby Master 38055 1/72 F-16C "Rockslide" 85-474, 706th Aggressor Squadron, USAF
F-16C ' Rockslide ' 85-474, 706th Aggressor Squadron, USAF
The F-16 Fighting Falcon was produced by General Dynamics who became Lockheed who then merged with Martin Marietta to become Lockheed Martin. The F-16 entered service in January 1979 as a multi-role jet fighter that evolved into an all-weather multi-role aircraft capable of sustaining 9-g turns. The F-16 is relatively inexpensive to purchase and maintain so the U.S. and 25 other countries added it to their inventory. The Fighting Falcon is referred to by its pilots as the "Viper"; and will remain in USAF service until 2025.
Features
- 1:72 Scale Diecast Model
- Interchangeable Undercarriage
- Weapon Loads
- Stand Included
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Hobby Master 38055 1/72 F-16C "Rockslide" 85-474, 706th Aggressor Squadron, USAF
F-16C ' Rockslide ' 85-474, 706th Aggressor Squadron, USAF
The F-16 Fighting Falcon was produced by General Dynamics who became Lockheed who then merged with Martin Marietta to become Lockheed Martin. The F-16 entered service in January 1979 as a multi-role jet fighter that evolved into an all-weather multi-role aircraft capable of sustaining 9-g turns. The F-16 is relatively inexpensive to purchase and maintain so the U.S. and 25 other countries added it to their inventory. The Fighting Falcon is referred to by its pilots as the "Viper"; and will remain in USAF service until 2025.
Features
- 1:72 Scale Diecast Model
- Interchangeable Undercarriage
- Weapon Loads
- Stand Included
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F-16C ' Rockslide ' 85-474, 706th Aggressor Squadron, USAF
The F-16 Fighting Falcon was produced by General Dynamics who became Lockheed who then merged with Martin Marietta to become Lockheed Martin. The F-16 entered service in January 1979 as a multi-role jet fighter that evolved into an all-weather multi-role aircraft capable of sustaining 9-g turns. The F-16 is relatively inexpensive to purchase and maintain so the U.S. and 25 other countries added it to their inventory. The Fighting Falcon is referred to by its pilots as the "Viper"; and will remain in USAF service until 2025.
Features
- 1:72 Scale Diecast Model
- Interchangeable Undercarriage
- Weapon Loads
- Stand Included
