Lockheed F-104C Starfighter

Revell | N° 04302 | 1:72

Statistiques

Marque:: Revell
Titre:: Lockheed F-104C Starfighter
Numéro:: 04302
Échelle:: 1:72
Type:: Maquette complète
Sorti:: 1996 Nouvelles pièces
Emballage:: Boîte pliante (ouverture latérale)
Sujet:: Lockheed F-104 Starfighter » Avions à réaction (Avions)

Marquages

Lockheed F-104 Starfighter

Lockheed F-104C-10-LO Starfighter

US Air Force (1947-now)

8 TFW 70916
Novembre 1966 - RTAF Udorn
FS34102 FS34079 FS30219 FS36622

Lockheed F-104C-5-LO Starfighter

US Air Force (1947-now)

479 TFW 60910/FG-910
1963 Cold War - George AFB, CA

Contenu de la boîte

Grappes de plastique (Metallic), Grappes de plastique (Clear), Décalcomanie (à l'eau)

Boxart conçu par Egbert Friedl

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Chronologie du produit

Revell

Monogram

Classic Plane

PM Model

Academy

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Nouveaux décalcomanies

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Nouvelles pièces

Nouveaux décalcomanies

Ensemble de modèles

Nouveaux décalcomanies

Ensemble de modèles

Nouveaux décalcomanies

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Instructions

Télécharger 5503Kb (.pdf)

Place de marché

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Examens externes

La revue

Designer

Lien rompu

modelism.airforce.ru

Magazines

Wingmasters | 2

French (TOC: 11 lines)

January-February 1998

Commentaires

Burkhard D
Can anyone confirm this is a new tool? I'd assume that it is rather based on the Monogram kit.

Tous les commentaires (8) » 24 February 2012, 18:05

Juan M Leria
Don't worry, it the same tooling, nothing in common with Matchbox.
By the way, note that the Revell's F-104G includes de Martin-Baker ejection seat only. Hasegawa editions include this or the Lockheed seat, either or both in many editions. Revell F-104C includes the Lockheed seat, and the MB as surplus.
And about Monogram, as far as I can recall, they haven't released any 'own' new 72nd tool in the last 30 years!

26 February 2012, 12:01

Bill Gilman
Monogram (which is no longer a company, just a brand name) may have released some 1:72 kits more recently than that, but they are snap-fit toys for kids. Thanks Juan for the information on the AM decal sheets. And it makes sense that the Revell F-104C was based on the Revell F-104G. Revell of Germany was releasing a LOT of new tool 1:72 kits in the mid to late 90s.

26 February 2012, 14:55