- A carrier-based fighter developed by McDonnell Aircraft in the United States.
- Adopted by many countries due to its success in the Vietnam War, there are various derivative aircraft that meet the needs of each country, and it is considered to be a representative aircraft of the Cold War era.
- Production continues even after the merger of McDonnell and Douglas, boasting top-class production numbers among supersonic fighters.
- More than 60 years have passed since the start of combat deployment in 1961, but it is still in operation in some countries.
- The E type, which became the model of the kit, has enhanced ground attack capabilities from the D type, has a modified engine and radar, and is equipped with a fixed M61A 120mm Vulcan cannon in the nose.
- Leading edge slats and flaps can be selected to be up or down, and speed brakes at the bottom of the fuselage can be selected to be open or closed.
-The interior of the cockpit and the landing gear compartment are precisely reproduced, and come with a metal pitot tube, etching sheet, and masking tape that can reproduce 3 types of paint patterns.
- Completion size: total length 399mm, total width 245mm