A plastic kit of the single-seat F-16C in the form of the Thunderbirds display team, in a caricatured egg plane treatment.
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Egg planes and cute models rest on a simple idea: the fuselage is shortened, the cockpit and the nose are left large and a combat aircraft becomes a figure with an expression of its own. The subject here is the single-seat F-16C of the US Air Force in the form of the display team nicknamed the Thunderbirds, that is a machine that differs from ordinary ones above all in its striking celebratory finish.
The F-16 is a single-engine multi-role combat aircraft, recognizable by its bubble canopy and by the air intake under the fuselage. The version marked with the letter C is the single-seater. The Thunderbirds are a display team of the US Air Force that shows the public its formation flying, and its aircraft carry a color scheme of their own of a kind not found on line machines.
The product is a kit, not a finished model. The parts are separated, cleaned, glued and painted according to the manufacturer's instructions, and it is worth trying the fit dry in advance. With a celebratory finish a smooth, clean surface matters more than on a camouflaged machine: a gloss surface brings out every unevenness. If you are going to apply decals, prepare gloss varnish under them, because on a matte surface the edges of the sheet would give themselves away. Apply the paint in thin coats and let it dry out properly, because a rich shade pulls into the detail easily on a small area.
For modelers who want a colorful piece in the display case, for beginners and as a gift. Paints, glue and tools are not included in the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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