1/100 Japan Air Self-Defense Force Trainer T-4 Hamamatsu Base 1st Air Wing Metal Pitot Tube Attached [BLU-10]

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Product Description ■ The metal Pitot tube makes the finished product look sharp.
The T-4 is a training aircraft of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force. It is a plastic model assembly kit with a metal Pitot tube set to the T-4.
[Actual aircraft]
The T-4 is a medium training aircraft for the Japan Air Self-Defense Force crew members who have completed primary training with propeller aircraft to advance to the training of jet fighter. It is a subsonic jet aircraft developed by Japan as the successor of the T-33A training aircraft.
With its stable flight performance, each unit of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force began deploying the T-4 in 1988. It is also used in the Acrobatic Flight Team and the Blue Impulse.
With its stable flight performance, the aircraft of each unit is generally painted with a normal gray paint. The 1st Aviation Unit based in Hamamatsu Base in Shizuoka Prefecture also operates the T-4. It is used in the training and training of elite pilots in charge of Japanese air defense.
[Products]
The T-4 is a plastic model assembly kit with a 1/100 scale reproduction of the T-4 training aircraft of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force. It is also used in the 1st Aviation Unit based in Hamamatsu Base in Shizuoka Prefecture.
The T-4 is a model of the aircraft belonging to the 1st Aviation Unit operating in Hamamatsu Base in Shizuoka Prefecture.
The T-4 is a plastic model assembly kit with a 1/100 scale reproduction of the T-4 training aircraft of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force. It is completed with a total length of approximately 13 cm and a wing span of approximately 10 cm. It is used to train and train elite pilots who are in charge of Japanese air defense.
[Products]
The T-4 is a plastic model assembly kit with a 1/100 scale reproduction of the T-4 training aircraft of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force. It is completed with a total length of approximately 13 cm and a wing span of approximately 10 cm. It is used as a model of the aircraft belonging to the 1st Aviation Unit operating in Hamamatsu Base in Shizuoka Prefecture.
This kit has a reputation for being easy to assemble. It is completed with a total length of approximately 13 cm and a wing span of approximately 10 cm. It is used to model the aircraft belonging to the 1st Aviation Unit operating in 130