Kelik 1:72 F-16I fits out both stations of the Israeli two-seat fighter with colored relief.
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A modern fighter has panels full of displays and switches, and imitating them by hand in the small scale will reliably take hours. The printed set shortens this part of the build to a few minutes and still offers the color and a raised surface.
The designation F-16I belongs to the two-seat rendition derived from Block 52, which the Israeli Air Force had adapted for strikes at long range. It is told by the extended dorsal spine with avionics and by the conformal fuel tanks hugging the fuselage, thanks to which the machine does not have to give up the pylons under the wing. It entered service in 2004 and the rear seat is taken by a systems operator, not an instructor. The order signed at the end of the 1990s covered more than a hundred machines, and they became the backbone of the strike squadrons.
Work in a well-lit place and have magnification to hand. Lay the panel on dry, check the size and only then reach for the water. Draw the excess moisture off with the corner of a cloth and let the joint dry undisturbed for at least an hour, ideally away from a draft and direct sun.
What is sold is the interior fittings, not a plastic model of the fighter.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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