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1:72 F-84G Thunderjet

158,95 kr

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The F-84 Thunderjet was developed in the immediate post-war period by the American company Republic, aiming to give the USAF a new jet-powered fighter-bomber design. Its aerodynamic structure was simple, but highly effective and rugged, with a large circular nose air intake, straight wings and a tricycle undercarriage with a nose wheel. The General Electric/Allison J35 engine allowed the F-84 to reach speeds of up to 1,000 km/h. The F-84G, which entered production in 1951, represents one of the final versions of Republic's fighter-bomber. In addition to the USAF, it was used by many NATO countries as part of the "Mutual Defense Assistance" programme. From 1952, it equipped several fighter units of the Italian Air Force. It was armed with six 12.7 mm machine guns and could carry an offensive load of almost 900 kg.

The finished model measures 16.1 cm.

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1:72 F-84G Thunderjet
ITALERI

1:72 F-84G Thunderjet

158,95 kr

The F-84 Thunderjet was developed in the immediate post-war period by the American company Republic, aiming to give the USAF a new jet-powered fighter-bomber design. Its aerodynamic structure was simple, but highly effective and rugged, with a large circular nose air intake, straight wings and a tricycle undercarriage with a nose wheel. The General Electric/Allison J35 engine allowed the F-84 to reach speeds of up to 1,000 km/h. The F-84G, which entered production in 1951, represents one of the final versions of Republic's fighter-bomber. In addition to the USAF, it was used by many NATO countries as part of the "Mutual Defense Assistance" programme. From 1952, it equipped several fighter units of the Italian Air Force. It was armed with six 12.7 mm machine guns and could carry an offensive load of almost 900 kg.

The finished model measures 16.1 cm.

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