Detailed cockpit equipment for the F-4G late, 1:48 scale. Quinta Studio supplies the printed interior already colored, together with resin parts.
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An accessory from the production of the Quinta Studio brand, which raises the cockpit of a plastic Phantom to the level of resin conversions. It consists of a three-dimensionally printed surface applied on decal paper, supplied already colored, and according to the name of the item resin parts belong to it as well. The set corresponds to the late configuration of the F-4G machine.
The American F-4G carried in its nose a set of receivers which located the transmitting radars of hostile air defenses and passed their position to an anti-radiation missile. During its service it went through continuous modernization, and the late machines had more advanced evaluating apparatus than the first examples. Combat service over Iraq in 1991 showed that without these aircraft strikes on well-defended targets would have cost far more.
Before you set to work, go through the whole of the maker's instructions and divide the interior into parts according to the order of assembly. Wash the resin parts, let them dry and join them with super glue. Leave the surrounding plastics in a matte shade, so that a glossy surface does not compete with the colored panels. Polish the canopy and buff it only once the inside is finished. Leave decal softener aside, however; it would damage the printed resin.
The contents of the box are an improvement of the inside. Do not look for the aircraft itself in it; that is bought separately.
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