McDonnell Douglas F-4J Phantom II

Developed by the American aircraft company McDonnell Douglas, the F-4 Phantom II is a two-seat, all-weather, supersonic fighter-bomber.
It entered service in the 1960's and is one of the most famous aircraft in actual aviation history.
In the original project it was designed specifically for the US Navy, but it has been used by all US Armed Forces and has achieved significant commercial success worldwide.
The original version, developed for the US Navy, was further improved in 1966 with the start of production of the Phantom F-4J, marked by the introduction of new systems capable of enhancing combat capabilities for both air and ground attack. to die
 Avionics were significantly upgraded and the innovative fire control system was adopted for look-down/shoot-down capability. Thanks to its two improved General Electric J-79-10 powerful jet engines, the phantom could reach a top speed of 2300 km/h.
Speed, thrust and reliability were the Phantom II's strengths, which successfully offset the reduced maneuverability due to its large size.

plastic model kit

- detailed cockpit
- extensive decal sheet

1:48 scale

unbuilt/unpainted