[About the actual machine]
――The F-1 is the first domestically produced fighter after the war that was developed as a fighter of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force that protects the Japanese sky.
――It was developed based on the T-2, the first supersonic aircraft advanced training aircraft originally developed in Japan.
――The first mass-produced aircraft first flew in 1977 and started operation from that year.
――From then until 2006, you played an active part in the defense of Japan's sky for 29 years.
--The engine is equipped with two TF40-IHI-801A turbofan engines from Ishikawajima Harima Heavy Industries.
--The maximum speed was Mach 1.6.
――Equipped with a 20mm Vulcan cannon. Various bombs and rockets can be operated.
――In addition, it was able to equip a domestic ASM-1 air-to-ship missile, demonstrating its high ability as a multirole fighter.
[About the model]
--A plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the F-1, a support fighter of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force, which was retired in 2006, at 1/144.
――The parts are made of Ftoys, which is easy to assemble, and the parts for one machine are set.
-The sharp form unique to Japan's first supersonic jet fighter is reproduced with a total length of about 126 mm.
――The expression of the panel line also enhances the reality of the finish.
――In addition, you can't miss the delicate reproduction of the legs.
-Marking is selected from the familiar 3rd Squadron aircraft with the samurai mark.
-Reproduced with decals made by Italian cult graph company known for high quality.
――Introducing the marking explanation in color printing in the detailed assembly manual.
-Please add a kit that reproduces F-1, a supersonic aircraft that has been palm-sized and protected the Japanese sky for a long time.
[Major features]
--Plastic model assembly kit for the Air Self-Defense Force support fighter F-1 reproduced on 1/144 scale
-Parts are made of Ftoys, which is easy to assemble, and one set
-Reproduce the marking of the aircraft of the 3rd Squadron, which is familiar with the samurai mark, with decals
――The finished total length is about 126mm
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )