This is a 1/48 Plastic T-33A Shooting Star Airplane from Academy Hobby Model
Kits. It's for ages 10 to adult.
The Lockheed T-33A "Shooting Star" was the trainer version of the F-80
fighter. It was America's first jet trainer and first entered service in 1948.
The T-33A Trainer has taught many Air Force pilots basic fighter maneuvering
skills. In addition to its use as a trainer, the T-33 has been used for such
tasks as reconnaissance and drone conroller, and in some countries even as a
combat aircraft. The T-33 is one of the world's best known aircraft, having
served with the air forces of more than 20 different countries for almost 40
years. Some planes are still in use throughout the world.
FEATURES: Plastic pieces molded in light gray and attached to sprues.
Fully engraved panel lines and rivet detailing.
Detailed cockpit and instrument panel.
May be built with a machine gun or no machine gun.
Canopy may be posed open or closed.
Assemble flaps up or down.
Detailed landing gear and wheel wells.
Fuel tanks on ends of wings.
Two drop tanks.
Waterslide decals and detailed pictorial instructions.
MARKING
OPTIONS: One decal sheet with markings for three aircraft:
1: TR-722, U.S. Air Force, 18722, No Step, USAF Star Markings.
2: TR-685, ROKAF, 61685, No Step, Korean Air Force Insignia.
3: Luftwaffe - T33A- 9519, Rescue Rettung, No Step, Na zi Markings.
Airframe and Detail Colors:
Flat White, Flat Black, Red, Silver, Gunmetal, Clear Red, Clear
Blue, Metallic Gray, Orange, Flat Red, Olive Drab, Aircraft Gray,
Dark Gull Gray, Yellow Green, Olive Green, Blue Gray, Silver Gray,
Light Orange, Black.
INCLUDES: One 1/48 T-33A Shooting Star Airplane
REQUIRES: Assembly
Cement
Paint: (see MARKING OPTIONS)
Brushes
Pin Vise
8 Gram Weight
Sprue Cutter
Hobby Knife
Scissors
Water and Cloth for Decals
Adult Supervision
SPECS: Scale: 1/48
Wingspan: 9" (23cm) (without wing fuel tanks)
Length: 9" (23cm)
COMMENTS: Keep small parts away from children ages 3 and under.
When assembling kit, use extra care to avoid personal injury with
knives and other hobby products.
Use paint and cement in a well ventilated area.
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