Aires 7289 F-14A Tomcat Exhaust Nozzles - Varied Position 1/72 Hobby Boss

Aires 7289 F-14A Tomcat exhaust nozzles in 1/72 scale is a precisely crafted set of resin exhaust nozzle tips for the F-14A Tomcat carrier-based fighter model, dedicated for Hobby Boss kits. This high-quality accessory from the renowned Aires brand enables advanced enhancement of plastic aircraft models. If you value authentic replication of the characteristic General Electric TF30 engine nozzles used in the F-14A, this set will significantly enrich the appearance of your model.

Short historical description: The F-14A Tomcat is a legendary American carrier-based fighter (country: United States), which entered service with the US Navy air forces in the early 1970s. It mainly served during the Cold War and took part, among others, in Operation Desert Storm and patrol missions over the Mediterranean Sea. Its iconic variable-geometry wings and efficient engines were the hallmarks of this aircraft until its retirement in 2006.

Material: The set is made entirely from resin, which ensures excellent surface detail and allows for detailing not possible with standard plastic parts. The set includes nozzles in varied positions, meaning in different states of opening, allowing you to build your model with the most typical or dynamic positioning – matching the real appearance of the aircraft on the ground or in flight.

• Category: resin accessories for enhancing 1/72 scale plastic models
• Intended for: Hobby Boss F-14A Tomcat models
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – the set is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers
• The set includes: two resin nozzles in different positions and a detailed assembly instruction

This product is especially recommended for modelers looking to increase the authenticity level of their F-14A Tomcat models. With Aires 7289, you will achieve an impressive realism effect – both on the collector's shelf and during modeling shows. This accessory is also a great choice for modern military aviation enthusiasts and modelers interested in the Cold War era.