radar killer in the storm

The f-4g wild weasel was a u. S. Air force s dedicated suppression of enemy air defense (sead) aircraft converted from the f-4e. This aircraft first flew in 1975 and entered service with the u. S. Air force in 1978. The f-4g could suppress enemy air defense systems, and jam and attack enemy air defense radars. It also had outstanding maneuverability and could perform a variety of tasks by changing the weapon stores. During the gulf war in 1991, f-4g was the only available u. S. Air force sead aircraft

This latest meng ls-015 1/48 mcdonnell douglas f-4g phantom ii wild weasel plastic model kit is a product officially licensed by the boeing company.  the assembled model will be 399mm long and 245mm wide. This kit includes a metal pitot tube, pre-cut stainless steel pe parts and painting masks, and three paint schemes. It also includes one an/alq-119 ecm pod, one an/alq-131 ecm pod, and weapons like aim-7m sparrow air-to-air missiles and agm-88 harm high-speed anti-radiation missiles. Leading edge slats and flaps can be installed in retracted or deployed positions. Horizontal stabilizers are movable. The cockpit and its interior equipment are precisely replicated.

features

• the nose antenna is accurately represented. This kit includes a metal pitot tube.
• the cockpit, its interior equipment and a boarding ladder are precisely replicated.
• leading edge slats and flaps can be installed in retracted or deployed positions.
• the unique anhedral angle horizontal stabilizers are movable.
• the f-4g vertical fin tip antenna is accurately replicated.
• this kit includes one an/alq-119 ecm pod and one an/alq-131 ecm pod. This kit includes aim-7m air-to-air missiles, agm-65, agm-78 and agm-88 anti-radiation missiles.
• the ventral air brakes can be built in the open or closed position.