Tamiya 89799 - F-16C Thunderbirds 2009 Block 32/52 Far East Tour  [89799]

2009 Far East Tour Specs

The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds are one of many world's many elite aerobatic demonstration teams. Created in 1953, they will have surprised audiences through the entire U.S. in addition to in over 60 nations worldwide, marketing the U.S. Air Force including serving as goodwill ambassadors. The group made the change to the F-16A in 1983, moving forward to their current F-16C Block 32 in 1992, and are usually slated to upgrade to your F-16C Block 52 in '09. Featuring the U.S. nationwide colors of red, white, and blue, the aircraft additionally features a striking image of this thunderbird from Native United states legend on underside.In October 2009, the Thunderbirds group found Japan and held air shows at Chitose, Hamamatsu, and Misawa air bases before 410,000 individuals. The Thunderbirds and their six F-16C aircraft wowed the spectators using their held breath using performance.

Underside
Big decals sharply recreate the distinctive Thunderbird marking underneath the aircraft.

Main Landing Gear
Top features of the Block 52 aircraft for instance the strengthened main landing gear strut additionally the bulged shaped gear covers are accurately reproduced.

Decals
A decal sheet for the names of the pilots and crewmen to depict aircraft No.1-No.6 and book aircraft that participated in this year's china Tour is included.

Specs & Features

• This will be a 1/48 scale synthetic installation model kit regarding the F-16C from the U.S. Air force's many elite aerobatic demonstration team which stumbled on Japan in October 2009.
• Length: 316mm,
• Width: 197mm.
• The wonderful aero dynamical as a type of the F-16C happens to be faithfully reproduced.
• The model depicts the Block 52 aircraft which has been utilized by the Thunderbirds since 2009.
• A decal sheet to depict the pilot and crewmen names, helmet markings, and other markings seen in the primary wing top surface is roofed. Elect to assemble one of the six aircraft used on the Far East Tour or the reserve aircraft.