1/72 Republic F-84G Thunderjet

This is a 1/72 Plastic War Bird Collection Republic F-84G Thunderjet from Tamiya. It's for ages 10 and up.

The F-84 was the first practical jet designed and produced by Republic. The Thunderjet was designed to serve as an interceptor near the end of WWII. In September of 1946 a prototype of the F-84 set a new airspeed record at 978kmh. The G-type was introduced in 1952 during the Korean conflict and was matched by the formidable MiG. The F-84 still served well in ground attack situations.

Plastic pieces attached to sprues and molded in grey.
Ready to assemble precision model kit.
The fuselage of the Thunderjet is engraved with realistic surface details like plate seams and bolt heads.
Realistic gauges and flight control equipment fill the cockpit.
An accurately reproduced landing gear system will suprise modelers with its high level of detail.
Underwing accessories include bombs and large external fuel cells.
Engine assembly is buried in the fuselage and is laden with detail.
Clear canopy may be modeled in an open or closed position.
Detailed pictorial instructions.

One 1/72 Plastic War Bird Collection Republic F-84G Thunderjet

Manufacturer:	Tamiya
Product #:	tam60745
Your Price:	$11.99
List Price:	$16.50
Availability:	In Stock

Scale: 1/72
Length: 6-3/4" (17.1cm)
Width: 7" (17.6cm)
Height: 2-1/4" (5.6cm)

One Decal Sheet with Markings for Two Aircraft
1: 508th SFW FS-271, 1956 Turner AFB
2: 58th FBS "Four Queens" FS-454, 1952 Taegu
Airframe Colors
1: Silver
2: Silver
Detail Colors
Olive Drab, Medium Sea Grey, Bare-Metal Silver, Bright Red, Royal
Blue, Green, Red, Gun Metal, Chrome Silver, Semi-Gloss Black, Flat
Black, Yellow Green, Flat Green, Flat Aluminum, Medium Grey, Flat
Earth, Metallic Grey, Olive Green, Olive Drab

Assembly
Cement
Paint (see MARKING OPTIONS)
Brushes
Sprue Cutter
Modeling Knife
File or Emery Board
Scissors
Tweezers
Water for Decals
Glue Tips or Toothpicks
Cloth
Adult Supervision

Keep small parts and sharp edges away from children.
Care should be taken when using tools and modeling knives.
Modeling paint should only be used by an adult in a well-ventilated area.