Revell 03841 McDonnell-Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle 1/72

The plastic model kit Revell 03841 McDonnell-Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle in 1/72 scale is a faithfully reproduced miniature of one of the most recognizable multirole fighters of the 20th and 21st centuries. This product is an ideal proposition both for experienced modelers and ambitious beginners wishing to develop their modeling skills with an exceptional kit featuring a high level of detail.

• Scale: 1/72 – a model balanced for detail and ease of display on a collector’s shelf
• Operator country: United States of America (USA); the F-15E has also been used by the air forces of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and South Korea
• Material: High-quality plastic (polystyrene); product does not include paints or glue
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Aircraft version: F-15E Strike Eagle – strike and air superiority fighter
• Service period: modern era (from the late 1980s to the present day)
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – requires precise cutting and gluing of small parts, recommended for intermediate modelers
• Length when assembled: approx. 27.6 cm
• Painting: Recommended colors are the dedicated Revell shades (catalog numbers: 32109, 32165, 32189, 32190, 32191, 32199, 32330, 32350, 32363, 32371, 32374, 32378)
• History: The McDonnell-Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle is an advanced, two-seat multirole strike aircraft based on the famous F-15 Eagle. Developed for the US Air Force, it entered service in 1989. It has been widely used in conflicts since 1991 (Operation Desert Storm, the Iraq War, Afghanistan) due to its combat capabilities, durability, and modern avionics.
• Extras: The kit includes richly detailed landing gear, armament, and decals that allow for the recreation of various aircraft paint schemes.

We recommend the Revell 03841 F-15E Strike Eagle model to every modeler interested in modern military aviation. The detailed execution and authentic cockpit and weaponry features make it an attractive choice for collectors and fans of realistic plastic models. It's also an excellent way to delve into the history of modern conflicts and military technology.