Model replica of the F/A-18E. The F/A-18E Super Hornet is the U.S. Navy's most advanced fighter and combat aircraft, replacing the F-14. Since 2002, it has flown successful combat missions, e.g. during Operation Enduring Freedom and in Iraq. Its use of JDAM and "laser-guided bombs" allows it to engage enemy targets with much greater precision, and it also has an extensive arsenal of guided weapons.
Detailed surface
Cockpit with instrument panel
Detailed ejection seat
Movable tail stabilizers
Detailed landing gear
6 wing pylons and fuselage pylons
GBU-31 pod
Mk83 bombs
2 GBU-12 bombs
2 AIM-9X guided missiles
2 AIM-120C guided missiles
One centerline tank
2 wing tanks
Detailed boarding ladder
Scale:1:32
Age:13+
Number of parts:246
Length:573 mm
Height:146 mm
Wingspan:415 mm
Skill Level 5
Authentic representation of the following versions:
F/A-18E Super Hornet NuBo 166957 "Vampires 111", Air Test and Evaluation Squadron VX-9 - China Lake NAWS, California
F/A-18E Super Hornet NuBo 166651 "Gunslingers 401", Strike Fighter Squadron VFA-105 - USS Harry S Truman - 2010
