A snap-together model of the South Korean T-50 trainer from the 4D line by Academy. The parts click together and the build needs no glue.
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A simplified model of the South Korean supersonic T-50 trainer in the form of a 4D line snap-together kit. The individual parts click together, so the build takes a moment and needs neither tools nor glue.
The T-50 was developed by a Korean aerospace company in cooperation with an American partner and first flew at the beginning of the millennium. Aerodynamically it draws on a proven light fighter, thanks to which it handles pilot training up to supersonic speeds and, in the combat configuration, light attack tasks as well. The same family produced versions for advanced combat training that today fly in several countries. For Korea it is at the same time one of the first major export successes of its domestic aviation industry.
The snap-together kit is conceived as quick fun; the individual parts fit into one another and hold by friction. If you want to take the result further, it is enough to run a thin pencil or a dark color along the panel lines and the breakdown of the surface is rendered at once. The model will also carry a few small decals, but it needs nothing else to go on a shelf. When taking it apart, do not pull on the thin parts, as they could break.
No glue, paints or special tools are needed for the build.
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