Tamiya 89799 - F-16C Thunderbirds 2009 Block 32/52 Far East Tour 田宮軍事模型1/48戰機 雙星孖星  [89799]

2009 China Tour Specs

The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds are among the world&39;s most elite aerobatic demonstration teams. Created in 1953, they will have astonished audiences through the entire U.S. and in over 60 countries worldwide, advertising the U.S. Air Force also serving as goodwill ambassadors. The team made the switch to the F-16A in 1983, shifting for their current F-16C Block 32 in 1992, and generally are slated to upgrade to the F-16C Block 52 last year. Featuring the U.S. nationwide colors of red, white, and blue, the aircraft also features a striking image for the thunderbird from Native American legend regarding underside.In October 2009, the Thunderbirds group came to Japan and held air programs at Chitose, Hamamatsu, and Misawa air bases in front of 410,000 individuals. The Thunderbirds and their six F-16C aircraft wowed the spectators with their held breath using performance.

Underside
Big decals sharply recreate the distinctive Thunderbird marking underneath the aircraft.

Main Landing Gear
Features of the Block 52 aircraft like the reinforced primary landing gear strut while the bulged shaped gear covers are accurately reproduced.

Decals
A decal sheet for the names of the pilots and crewmen to depict aircraft No.1-No.6 and reserve aircraft that participated in the 2009 china Tour is included.

Specs & Features

• This will be a 1/48 scale synthetic construction model kit of this F-16C from the U.S. Air force&39;s many elite aerobatic demonstration team which came to Japan in October 2009.
• Length: 316mm,
• Width: 197mm.
• The superb aero dynamical type of the F-16C was faithfully reproduced.
• The model illustrates the Block 52 aircraft which has been utilized by the Thunderbirds since 2009.
• A decal sheet to depict the pilot and crewmen names, helmet markings, and other markings seen on primary wing upper surface is included. Elect to assemble among the six aircraft used on cina Tour and/or book aircraft.