Attacker F.1/FB.2
Attacker F.1/FB.2
Photoetched set with external details for Miniwing 1/144 kit (both F.1 and FB.2).
- boundary layer splitter plates and vents- undercarriage doors
- main undercarriage details
- inlet bleed vents
- aerials
- arrestor hook
Fret size: 39x29mm
| Ref. No.: | SO214414 |
| Availability: | BACKORDER |
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