A-7 CorsairA 7 Corsair II Navy airplane model. The Corsair II was designed as a lightweight attack aircraft to supplement and later replace the Douglas A 4 Skyhawk. In addition to service in our Navy, Corsair II's were flown by our Air Force, Air National Guard, and several other nations. The Ling Temco Vought A 7 production line started on 19 March 1964 and continued until September 1984, 1,545 were built. Its first flight, powered by a Pratt &, Whitney TF3O P

or six Mk 20 "Rockeye" dispensers

Because of the degree of commonality there was little delay in starting production

the Skyraider was definitely the more successful of the two

and carry 33% more internal fuel which will effectively increase mission range by 41% and endurance by 50%

000-pound (7264 kilogram) M198 howitzer or a 26

Enjoy the sophistication and elegance it provides your space

and other dignitaries stateside and around the world

Scale: 1/55

Wingspan 13 1/4 inches

with a stretched DC-6 fuselage

The RF-4B was quite similar to the much more numerous RF-4C of the USAF

Until its launch on September 5