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Released in October 2024
HASEGAWA 1/48 A-7D/E Corsair II. HPT47A7DE Corsair Released in October 2024
[Product Introduction]
HASEGAWA 1/48 A-7D/E Corsair II. The Ring Temuco Boat A-7A Corsair II is a carrier-based attack aircraft developed as a successor to the A-4 Skyhawk. To reduce development time and costs, design concepts and components from the company's F-8 Crusader carrier fighter were used. The A type was the first mass-produced type and was deployed to combat units in September 1967, and then developed into the BCE type, and the final model for the navy was rolled out in May 1971.
[Data]
Crew: 1 person Overall width: 11.80m Overall length: 14.06m Overall height: 4.90m Maximum takeoff weight: 14750kg Engine: P&W TF30-P-6×1 Thrust: 5150kg Maximum speed: 930km/h fixed Armament: 20mm cannon x 2 First flight: 1965.9.27 (prototype)
[Product specifications]
1/48 scale unpainted assembly kit □
HASEGAWA 1/48 A-7D/E Corsair II. HPT47A7DE Corsair Released in October 2024
[Product Introduction]
HASEGAWA 1/48 A-7D/E Corsair II. The Ring Temuco Boat A-7A Corsair II is a carrier-based attack aircraft developed as a successor to the A-4 Skyhawk. To reduce development time and costs, design concepts and components from the company's F-8 Crusader carrier fighter were used. The A type was the first mass-produced type and was deployed to combat units in September 1967, and then developed into the BCE type, and the final model for the navy was rolled out in May 1971.
[Data]
Crew: 1 person Overall width: 11.80m Overall length: 14.06m Overall height: 4.90m Maximum takeoff weight: 14750kg Engine: P&W TF30-P-6×1 Thrust: 5150kg Maximum speed: 930km/h fixed Armament: 20mm cannon x 2 First flight: 1965.9.27 (prototype)
[Product specifications]
1/48 scale unpainted assembly kit □
