F-4J Phantom II (oz9272)
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F-4J Phantom II. Radio control scale model. Tractor-prop model, for 40 - 60 power. Scale is 1 in = 4-5/8 in.
Quote: "The McDonnell Phantom II. Commonly known as the F-4 this plane is called Phantom II because there really was a Phantom I. The Phantom I was tested then accepted by the Navy in 1946 and was the first Navy jet fighter. Because there really was a Phantom I, it is correct to refer to this craft as the Phantom II, or for simplicity, (and like the military does) just the F-4.
Your choice of this particular kit was an excellent one for numerous reasons. It is a beautiful project and as a 'jet job' will really stand out in todays run of the mill RCgroup. Another really great benefit for your choice is the wealth of current information regarding the F-4. It is really abundant.
The first thing you might do is locate a copy of the May 1970 American Aircraft Modeler magazine because Don Berliner wrote a very comprehensive article on the F-4 and accompanied it with four beautiful photos as well. As a priceless additional bonus the centerfold of this same magazine is a perfectly detailed set of drawings by Bjorn Karlstrom complete with many details of the variants such as extended noses on RF-4C and F-4D models..."
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Kit manual, 12 pages complete.
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(oz9272)
F-4J Phantom II
by MRM
from Royal Marutaka
46in span
Scale IC R/C LowWing Military Fighter Kit
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 26/09/2017
Filesize: 2438KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: JBartsch
Downloads: 3622
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Photo of completed F4 Phantom model [more pics 003] was found online at http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/kit-building-121/8130330-marutaka-f-4j-pantom-plans.htmlSteveWMD - 04/10/2017
Finding this image of this particular prop jet Phantom on the site made me laugh; it's my own model! It has flown just once; very fast, and tiny in the sky. The only issue with it is that the nose leg is a bit short, so the model didn't really want to rotate for takeoff. Currently waiting patiently in the loft for its next flight, whenever that might be.
David - 13/06/2023
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