Hasegawa F-8E Crusader

-The Crusader has been called [Last Gunfighter].
-It is due to the fact that MIG fighters were shot down more than the Phantom II in the early Vietnam War.
-The prototype XF8U-1 successfully flew for the first time in March 1955 and has already surpassed the speed of sound.
-Slender body focused on the size of the engine to fully demonstrate the performance of the high-power engine J-57, cockpit arranged at the tip of the fuselage to ensure visibility, two-position variable based on the experience of the previous F7U It had many avant-garde features, such as a mounting angle wing and its associated leading edge slats, flaperon, and a 42 ° swept clipped delta wing.
-Well, the kit reproduces the advanced form of the Crusader beautifully.
-Hasegawa's unique concave wire mold further enhances the sharpness of the actual machine, and of course reproduces the characteristic variable mounting angle, and you can select 2 positions after assembly.
-The flap relation can be selected when assembling up and down.
-We have various launchers and zuni rockets for armed vehicles.
-Now, Yonpachi colorful navy is in full swing, and you should recreate that All Days.

-The supersonic warship-based fighter F-8E is made into a kit with a completely new mold.
-The main wing is replaced with a variable mounting angle method.
-The design can be changed after completion by using polycap.
-Flap down is optional.
-Armed relations include 8 zuni rockets and various racks. With pilot figure.
-Decals recreate the U.S. Navy's 191st Combat Squadron CVW-19 Commander Colonel Billy Phillips.