Hasegawa 1:72 Scale F-16Cj (Block 50) Fighting HAD18

Hasegawa 1:72 Scale F-16Cj (Block 50) Fighting HAD18

The F-16C Fighting Falcon is a tactical fighter developed from the F-16APLUS. Since the F-16 was decided to be adopted by the US Air Force, improvements have been underway based on the Multi-Phase Improvement Plan (MSIP), and the F-16C has changed the radar fire control system from APG-66 to APG- 68 to improve target search and identification capabilities. The AIM-120 (AMRAAM) new type of missile enables simultaneous multi-target attacks, greatly improving air combat processing capabilities. The engine bay has been modified to accommodate either the Pratt & Whitney F-100 or the General Electric F-110.
From the outside, the main feature is that the base of the vertical tail that contains the ECM equipment has been extended forward and has a large bulge.
Block 50/52, which was delivered from October 1991, was equipped with an improved performance engine (IPE: Improved Performance Engine), and the maximum output was also increased to further improve mobility, and it was delivered in May 1993. Blocks 50/52 from the start can now be equipped with a HARM targeting system AN / ASQ-213HTS (HARM Targeting System) pod on the right side of the intake, enabling missions of Wild Weasel operation to discover and attack enemy air defence radars. have become.

Additional items are required to complete kit as illustrated