F19 Stealth Fighter

Item Number: rvl04051

4.3 Stars (8 Reviews)

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F19 Stealth Fighter

Item Number: rvl04051

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Product Details

This is a Plastic 1/144 Lockheed F-19 Stealth Fighter from Revell. It's a skill level 2 model for ages 10 to adult.

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Includes

One 1/144 Lockheed F-19 Stealth Fighter Kit

Features

1/144 scale plane kit with up to 30 parts attached to sprues.
Detailed parts molded in black, plus clear piece for cockpit canopy.
Detailed surface structure.
Undercarriage option (extended or retracted).
Detailed waterslide decals.
Pictorial instructions for easy assembly.

Requirements & Suggestions

Assembly
Plastic cement (TES3501) (PLS00002) (TAM87012) or glue (HLC107)
Toothpicks or Glue Tips
Paint (see MARKING OPTIONS)
Paint Brushes
Modeling Knife (EXL16001) (XACX3627) (EXL16018)
File
Rubber Band
Adhesive Tape
Clothes Pegs
Scissors (XUR9180ET) (TAM74068) (TAM74031)
Tweezers (TAM74003) (EXL30416)
Water for Decals
Adult Supervision

Comments

Keep small parts in kit away from children ages 3 and under.
Clean plastic components in a mild detergent solution and allow to air-dry so that paint and decals adhere better.
See all WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, and SAFETY RULES within instructions.

Specifications

Scale: 1/144
Wingspan: 2" (5.1cm)
Length: 3-1/2" (9cm)
Revell-Germany Product Number: 04051

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Challenging Model for Varied Reasons

By: Sauceman (Asheville, NC)

Revell of Germany usually has well-made models, but this one was warped with extra sprue around every surface. Reading glasses, exacto knife and sanding paper are required to get these parts into shape. Tape and clothespins were necessary to get the warped frame into place. This F-19 model was Testor's 1980's vision of what they though the F-19 was (there is no F-19 acknowledged by the military). The real F-19 prototype is commonly acknowledged to be the F-117 Nighthawk, which looks nothing like this F-19 model. Despite the poorly made sprue, this model made for a fun and challenging eventing of work. At the great deal Hobbyinc offers this, it's well worth the price. I had fun making this one.

(19)

wdhinds1968

By: wdhinds1968 (Oliver Springs Tn)

Very easy to build detailed to be that small great price

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