McDonnell Douglas F-4E Phantom II RCN ★Assembly type tracks have one-piece

★Assembly type tracks have one-piece straight sections

Designed as a lightweight fighter

The roll cage is excellently reproduced

he entered service in the Belgian and Yugoslav aviation

Bombers were produced by two factories – Nakajima and Mitsubishi

McDonnell Douglas F-4E Phantom II RCN ★Assembly type tracks have one-pieceThe F 4 was originally designed as a carrier based supersonic fighter in 1956. It entered military service in 1961. With the experience gained from actual combats, the F 4E Phantom II was modified and fitted with an M61 Vulcan cannon under the nose. Some key improvements were made to the wings by adding leading edge slats and flaps. This not only improved its air combat performance, but also strengthened its ground attack capability. As a typical