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Academy plastic model aircraft Grumman F-14A in 1:48 scale for gluing.
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Grumman F-14 Tomcat is a supersonic, twin-engine, two-seater military aircraft with variable wing geometry. It was developed as part of the VFX program for the US Navy after the F-111B project was canceled. The F-14 was the first of the newer American fighters (so-called teen-series), which were designed with regard to the experience of air battles with MiGs during the Vietnam War.
The F-14A first rose to the skies on December 21, 1970. The aircraft was powered by a pair of 92.90 kN Pratt & Whitney TF30-P-412 jet engines, which were developed from the TF- 30-P-12 originally designed for the unbuilt series of on-board machines General Dynamics F-111B. Radar Hughes AN / AWG-9 allowed the two-member crew to search for air targets within a distance of 315 km depending on their size and missiles with a flat flight path up to a distance of 120 km.
Serial production of the aircraft, after successfully passing all tests, began in 1972, and on September 22, 1974, the F-14 aircraft were put into service in the US Navy.
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