- This is the first 1/72 scale SOKO J-22 Orao light attack aircraft as an injection kit.
- The kit comes with 207 plastic parts, 59 photo-etched parts, painted mask stickers, and 6 types of decals including Yugoslav Army, Serbian Army, Republika Srpska Army, and Serbian/Montenegro Army.
- The air brake is a separate part and the canopy can also be opened or closed.
- Also, it is possible to select and manufacture aircraft from each production block by combining multiple types of horizontal stabilizers and parts around the exhaust.
- When completed, the total length will be approximately 207mm and the total width will be approximately 134mm.
[Actual machine specifications]
- SOKO J-22 Orao is a light attack aircraft jointly developed by SOKO of Yugoslavia and IAR of Romania, and its nickname, Orao, means eagle.
- First flight in 1974, production began in 1978.
- This aircraft was originally a subsonic aircraft because the Viper engine installed on it did not have an afterburner, but it became a supersonic aircraft in 1983 due to the development of a Viper engine with an afterburner.
- The aircraft's appearance resembles Jaguar and Mitsubishi F-1 when viewed from above, and Alpha Jet and Kawasaki T-4 when viewed from the front, and flight capabilities such as speed performance and payload are roughly in between them.
- This machine was used during the Yugoslav civil war in the 1990s, and after the separation of Yugoslavia, it was used by each successor state.
- Even now, there are more than ten aircraft in active service in the Serbian Air Force.
- Total length: 14.9m
- Overall width: 9.62m
- Engine: Rolls-Royce Viper 633 x 2
- Crew: 1 person
- Maximum speed: Mach 1.1 - Armament: GSh-23 23mm cannon x 2, bombs up to 2,500kg
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )