Tamiya 1/48 Grumman F-14D Tomcat

<h3 id="featureList">Secret Features</h3><div id="featureListDiv" class="wrapDiv"> <ul>  <li>F-14D-specific features such as the engine afterburner nozzles, vertical stabilizers as well as minute panel lines such as the RIO enhanced boarding step consisted of.</li>  <li>A comprehensive cockpit consists of representations of updated instrument panels and ejection seats.</li>  <li>Model parts portray late variants of Phoenix, Sparrow and Sidewinder air-to-air rockets. Likewise consisted of are parts for drop tank, laser- and GPS-guided bombs, LANTIRN targeting pod, TARPAULINS reconnaissance pod and jamming pod ??? an extensive line-up.</li>  <li>Features moving depiction of variable sweep wing. 2 sets of parts - interchangeable after conclusion ??? portray sealing plates and air bags with wing in completely swept and completely forward positions.</li>  <li>Slide molding was used to ensure highly reasonable canopy, air intake side and fuselage side areas.</li>  <li>Poly caps allow motion of horizontal stabilizers.</li>  <li>Features reasonable figures illustrating pilot and RIO (Radar Intercept Officer) in seated present.</li>  <li>Consists of top quality decals to represent VF-2, VF-11, VF-101, and VF-213 marking choices, plus an useful set of masking stickers for use when painting the canopy and intake trunks.</li>    </ul></div><h3 id="consumerWebCopy">Introduction</h3><div id="consumerWebCopyDiv" class="wrapDiv"> <p>Following on from our effective 1/48 design of the F-14A in 2016, Tamiya America, INC. is happy to reveal a new Tomcat in the 1/48 Aircraft Series.   The F-14D, an updated version of the aircraft that served until the Tomcat was retired from U.S. Navy service in 2006. It included an improved engine in the shape of the General Electric F110, and the aircraft???s transition from the earlier carrier-based fighter designs to the F-14D multi-role aircraft was helped with by digital updates to radar and fire control systems. Some F-14Ds were newly-constructed, while conversions from F-14As also existed. </p>    </div>