German Air Force F-4J Phantom II Luftwaffe “Final Flight,” Manching AB, 2013 HA1977  1:72 German Air Force F-4J Phantom II Luftwaffe “Final Flight,” Manching AB, 2013 HA1977  1:72
German Air Force F-4J Phantom II Luftwaffe “Final Flight,” Manching AB, 2013 HA1977  1:72

German Air Force F-4J Phantom II Luftwaffe “Final Flight,” Manching AB, 2013 HA1977 1:72

Highly detailed Die Cast Metal Military Hobby Master Air Power Series
German Air Force F-4J Phantom II Luftwaffe “Final Flight,” Manching AB, 2013 HA1977 1:72
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Highly detailed Die Cast Metal Military Hobby Master Air Power Series German Air Force F-4J Phantom II Luftwaffe “Final Flight,” Manching AB, 2013 HA1977 1:72 Country: Germany Aircraft: McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II Hobby Master Item#: HA1977 Scale: 1:72 The F-4J was the last version produced for the USN and USMC. The “J” version was basically an upgraded “B” version with new radar and avionics as well as a better engine that required a longer afterburner nozzle. One of the most noticeable changes to the “J” version is what isn’t there; the infrared seeker under the nose was deleted. Also missing was an internal gun but Sparrow and Sidewinder missiles were used for intercepting. Between 1966 and 1972 there were 522 F-4Js built. The F-4J had the distinction of scoring the only USMC air-to-air combat victory in Vietnam and it also was the last US operational aircraft in South East Asia. In mid 1970 the F-4 Phantom II was being replaced by the new and improved F-14 Tomcat. The first of the 175 German F-4Fs touched down at Wittmundhafen Air Base in 1973 with final delivery in April 1976. The F-4F replaced the F-104s that had equipped two interceptor wings, JG-71 Richthofen, JG-74 Molders and two ground attack wings JBG-35 and JBG-36. 2013 saw the last of the German F-4s so F-4Fs 37+01 and 38+10 were given special paint schemes to mark the occasion. 37+01 was painted gold and blue while 38+10 was painted in Norm 72, the original paint scheme for the F-4F. Specification for the F- 4J Performance Engines: 2 X General Electric J79-GE-8B/8C/10 turbojets, 11,870 lb.s.t dry, 17,900 lb. s.t. with afterburner. (lb.s.t. - Pounds Static Thrust) Maximum speed: 1,584 mph at 48,000 ft. (Mach 2.4), 875 mph at sea level (Mach 1.15) Initial climb rate: 41,250 fpm. Service ceiling: 70,000 ft. Combat ceiling: 54,700 ft. Combat range: 596 miles, maximum range 1,956 miles with maximum external fuel. Weights 30,770 lbs empty. 46,833 lbs gross. 41,399 lbs combat weight. Dimensions Wingspan: 38 ft. 5 in. Wing area: 530 square ft. Length: 58 ft. 3.75 in. Height: 16 ft. 3 in.
Additional Info
  • Stock#
    HA1977
  • Brand
    Hobby Master
  • Country of Manufacture
  • Scale
    1:72
  • Material
    Die-cast Metal
  • Aircraft Type
    Fixed-Winged
  • Era
    Vietnam
  • Aircraft
    F-4 (Phantom)
  • Propulsion
    Jet-Powered
  • Role
    Fighter-Bomber
  • Country
    United States
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