1/72 French Navy carrier-based fighter Rafale M 12F Naval Air Corps 70th Anniversary Special Paint Machine Etching Parts Attached [TPA-47]

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Product Description ■ The kit also includes etching parts that make the cockpit look realistic.
About the actual aircraft
The fourth generation multi-roll fighter Dassault Rafale was originally developed by the French company. It was developed as an aircraft intended for use by the Air Force and the Navy.
For the Navy, the Rafale M. The first flight of the prototype aircraft was in 1986. It began deployment and operation in May 2001.
Forty aircraft have been produced and operated on board Charles de Gaulle, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier of the French Navy. It uses クリップドデルタ wings for the main wing and canards on both sides of the cockpit.
Two SNACMA M88-2 turbofan engines are equipped with a maximum speed of Mach 1.8. The aircraft is equipped with 30mmGIAT30/M791 automatic cannons.
In addition, it operates up to 20900 pounds of equipment including air-to-air missiles, antiship missiles, and ground guided missiles.
In addition to the specifications of the Air Force, it is active as a representative French fighter. It has been operated by the Naval Air Corps on the 12th F of the French Navy since 2001. It celebrated the 70th anniversary of the squadron in 2018 with a commemorative paint.
About the model
The model is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the Dassault Rafale M, a carrier-based fighter operated by the French Navy, in 1/72 scale.
The model is used by the Naval Air Corps on the 12th F of the French Navy, and it is used by the Naval Air Corps on the 12th F of the French Navy.
It has been used by the Naval Air Corps on the 12th F of the French Navy on the 70th anniversary with a commemorative paint.
About the model
The model is a set of dedicated etching parts.
The etching parts are a combination of Platz wings and canards printed in Japanese on the parts made by the French Navy. It is used by the Naval Air Corps on the 12th F of the French Navy on the 12th F of the French Navy on the 12th F of the French Navy on the 12th F of the French Navy on the 12th F of the French Navy on the 12th F of the French Navy on the 12th F of the French Navy on the 12th F of the French Navy on the 12th F of the French Navy on the 12th F of the French 212 212 Platz