U.S.Air Force A-12 Avenger II `the 4450th Tactical Group` (Plastic model) Reservation - HobbySearch Military Model Store

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- Reproduce the appearance of the planning machine realization

[About the actual machine]
- The A-12 Avenger II is a new attack aircraft that was developed in response to the ATA program, an advanced technology attack aircraft program proposed by the US Navy in 1983.
- It was planned as a carrier-based attack aircraft that further evolved the stealth technology that began to be put into practical use with the F-117 Nighthawk.
- The main feature of the aircraft is that it has a triangular plan view and was designed as a complete flying wing aircraft with no tail.
- Also, in consideration of operation as a carrier-based aircraft, the wing tips were equipped with a folding mechanism.
- All weapons were stored in the weapon bay, and the interior was designed to be able to carry various weapons depending on the mission.
- The development plan was canceled completely in 1991 by then-Secretary of Defense Cheney due to rising costs and the post-Cold War disarmament mood.
- The actual aircraft never flew in the sky.

[About the model]
- This is a new fictitious airplane model that joins Rocket Models' Fist of War series, which creates unique interpretations and considerations based on fictitious themes such as what-ifs.
- Models the A-12 Avenger II, a stealth attack aircraft born based on the ATA (Advanced Technology Attack Aircraft) plan implemented by the US military in the 1980s.
- Scale is 1/48.
- The fuselage accurately reproduces the shape of a full delta-shaped flying wing aircraft.
- You can also assemble the wing by selecting the folded state in the same position as planned.
- The refueling probe can also be assembled on the top of the fuselage on the right side of the cockpit by selecting the unfolded state.
- In addition, the tandem layout two-seater cockpit also reproduces the details inside the cockpit.
- The underside of the fuselage has a bomb bay, air-to-air missile bay, and the landing gear doors can be opened or closed, so don't miss the interior reproduction.
- Markings are set based on the image of the 84th Fighter Squadron ``Jolly Rogers'' affiliation group, which is assumed to be actually deployed.
- This kit is full of the charm of a model that you can get if your plans were realized.