1:72
scale
10
Altersempfehlung
37
Einzelteile
Lockheed Martin F-117a Nighthawk Stealth Fighter
Art. Nr. 038999090
In stock - In stock - with you in approx. 3-4 working days
Selected colors
1:72
scale
10
Altersempfehlung
37
Einzelteile
Immerse yourself in the mysterious world of camouflage technology with the F-117a Nighthawk Stealth Fighter model kit!
With our F-117a Nighthawk Stealth Fighter Model kit, you have the opportunity to recreate a milestone in aviation history yourself. This model kit in a scale of 1:72 contains 37 parts and brings the fascinating technology and the distinctive design of the world's first stalk hunter directly into its hands. With a length of 270 mm and a span of 182 mm, this model creates an impressive presence. Suitable for model builders from the age of 10, the kit offers entertaining and educational employment.
Scope of delivery:
The F-117a Nighthawk Stealth Fighter Model Seat contains a kit with illustrated building instructions and pullers for an authentic representation of the Lockheed F-117a Nighthawk, Serial 80-0788, 49th FW, Holloman AFB 2006. Fight scenario.
This model kit is ideal for young model building enthusiasts and beginners who are interested in modern military technology. The finished model is ideal as an exhibition piece or as a fascinating toy that makes the exciting world of the Tarnkappen technology tangible.
The F-117a Nighthawk Stealth Fighter model kit impresses with its authentic surface structure, which reproduces the multifaceted design of the original aircraft in detail. With the enclosed laser steering bombs, you can replace realistic use scenarios and experience the impressive skills of this unique aircraft up close.
Background information:
The F-117 Nighthawk, manufactured by Lockheed, is the world's first trap hunter in the world and revolutionized the design of military aircraft with its innovative technology. Used in the night, she could remain undetected thanks to her multifaceted structure from the radar. With this model kit you can recreate a piece of this fascinating story and add an authentic model of this groundbreaking aircraft to your collection.
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