Fine Molds 1/72 Aircraft US Air Force F-15D Fighter

Plastic model [Scale] 1/72 In the mid-1970s, the F-15 fighter was rushed into production as the USAF's mainstay air superiority fighter, and production shifted to the C-type with improved avionics. The double-seat B model, which was necessary for conducting conversion training at a time when flight simulation equipment was still in its infancy, was produced as the D model with similarly updated avionics, but from the middle of its production, it was upgraded to specifications applicable to the MSIP (Multi-stage Improvement Program). However, in the middle of the process, the specifications were shifted to those applied to the MSIP (Multi-stage Improvement Program). Later, based on this double-seat F-15D, it was developed into the F-15E Strike Eagle, a fighter-bomber. In the kit, the cockpit, etc., which is double-seated are reproduced in a new mold.