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Released only a couple of months ago, the Accurate Miniatures F-4J variant is the evolutionary successor to the F-4B.
Beginning in October of 1966, deliveries of the F-4J began. 522 were constructed and this type became a vaunted multi-mission weapons system in the skies over Vietnam. F-4J’s proved to be decisive in air superiority even though the aircraft lacked an internal gun. Navy and Marine fighter bomber squadrons equipped with the F-4J proved their capabilities during operation “Rolling Thunder” and redeployed in the spring of 1972 to establish air superiority in “Linebacker I” and “Linebacker II.
These kits were originally released by Monogram and are generally acknowledged to be the most accurate in form and shape of any Phantom currently on the market. This release the following new decal options:
-US Marines - F-4J Bureau No. 15526 - VMFA-333 "Fighting Shamrocks"
-US Marines - F-4S Bureau No. 153904 - VMF-321 "Hell’s Angels”
-US Navy - F4-J Bureau No. 155846 - “Dakota 214”- assigned to the U.S.S Enterprise
You can find more information on the kit here.
These kits were originally released by Monogram and are generally acknowledged to be the most accurate in form and shape of any Phantom currently on the market. This release the following new decal options:
-US Marines - F-4J Bureau No. 15526 - VMFA-333 "Fighting Shamrocks"
-US Marines - F-4S Bureau No. 153904 - VMF-321 "Hell’s Angels”
-US Navy - F4-J Bureau No. 155846 - “Dakota 214”- assigned to the U.S.S Enterprise
You can find more information on the kit here.
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