Platz 1/72 US Air Force Trainer T-33A Shooting Star "Sky Blazers" japan NEW

Plastic model
[Scale] 1/72
[Size] When completed: Approximately 160 mm in total length

You can see the roots of the masterpiece trainer in the markings unique to Fifties!
Includes 3 types of T-33A markings used in actual combat units!

【Major features】
■ Modeling the T-33 deployed in the US Air Force's actual combat unit from the 1950s to the 1960s on a 1/72 scale
■ Kit with colorful markings reproduced with high-quality silk screen decals made by Italian Cartograph
■ The striped pattern on the nose and tail is also reproduced with easy-to-paste split decals.
■ Realistic reproduction of the curved surface unique to the 1st generation jet aircraft after the war
■ Parts division that is easy to assemble and finishes in an accurate form
■ Inside the cockpit, the instrument panel, control stick, etc. are made into realistic parts.
■ The leg storage is also precisely reproduced. Air brake can be manufactured by selecting opening and closing

In Japan, the T-33 trainer has a strong image of being a supporter of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force from the early days, but it is exactly the same for the original US Air Force.
It was a masterpiece that literally supported the early days of the United States Air Force from the ground up in the flow of jetting after World War II. Introducing a 1/72 kit that approaches the roots of the T-33's charm.
This time, we selected the aircraft that was operated by the actual combat unit stationed in Europe.
Originally born as an advanced version of the P-80, which is a fighter, the T-33 has the same flight performance as a fighter, so many T-33s were also deployed in frontline combat units.
Its appearance, which was used as a member of the actual combat unit to support combat training, is exactly the image of a high-performance trainer born from a fighter.
The kit can be manufactured by selecting 3 types of markings for machines belonging to such actual combat units. Of particular note is the aircraft belonging to the 36th Fighter-Bomber Squadron, which has blue-white stripes on the nose and tail.
In fact, although the unit is a combat unit, it also has an acrobatic team called "Skyblazers", and the T-33 was also flying as a team support aircraft.
Although it is a training aircraft, it is also a strategy aircraft of the actual combat unit and a member of the acrobatics team, so it can be said that it is one that condensed the presence of the T-33.
High quality silk screen printing made by Italian Cartograph as well as decals. It is a 1/72 kit that you can fully enjoy the silvery aircraft and colorful markings.