Red Fox Studio QS-32002 F-4C PHANTOM II Tamiya 1/32

Red Fox Studio QS-32002 F-4C PHANTOM II designed for the Tamiya 1/32 scale model is an advanced upgrade set for the cockpit of the F-4C Phantom II fighter jet. This is a precisely made detail kit featuring three-dimensional, pre-painted instrument panels and cockpit elements crafted from high-quality acrylic resin. The product perfectly replicates the original instruments, gauges, and panels used in the American F-4C Phantom II aircraft, which was widely used by the United States Air Force from the 1960s, particularly during the Vietnam War and the Cold War era.

• Scale: 1/32 – ideal for Tamiya models
• Country of original use: United States of America
• Service period of the F-4C Phantom II: 1960s to early 1980s, Vietnam War, Cold War
• Material: acrylic resin with exceptional durability and detail
• The product includes: colored, pre-painted instrument panel parts, buttons and gauges with hyper-realistic glass surface effects
• Modification capability: panels can be gently bent and sanded for perfect fit
• Category: accessories for plastic models, 3D cockpit detail set
• Assembly: exceptionally easy, simply detach from the support and glue inside the model; cyanoacrylate (CA) or PVA glue recommended
• Easy integration with Tamiya 1/32 models without the need for additional cockpit detail painting
• Components are resistant to washing with enamels, acrylic paints, and base coats

The Red Fox Studio QS-32002 set is a perfect solution for both intermediate and expert modelers who wish to raise cockpit realism to the absolute maximum, saving time and delivering an effect that is impossible to achieve with traditional brush painting. Thanks to its properties, the product eliminates the need for tedious painting of precise instruments and guarantees a professional look for any F-4C Phantom II model.

Assembly difficulty level: 1/5 – very easy, recommended for both beginner and advanced modelers. An accessory highly recommended for any 1/32 scale aircraft model striving for a perfectly recreated aircraft cockpit.