Trumpeter TU01617

Republic F-105D Thunderchief cockpit set (designed to be used with Trumpeter kits)

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Republic F-105D Thunderchief wheels, weighted (designed to be used with Frog, Hasegawa and Trumpeter kits)

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Republic F-105D Thunderchief interior (designed to be used with Trumpeter kits)

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Republic F-105D Thunderchief ladder (designed to be used with Hasegawa and Trumpeter kits)

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Republic F-105D canopy frame paint mask (outside only) (designed to be used with Trumpeter kits)

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Republic F-105D Thunderchief correct ventral fin (designed to be used with Trumpeter kits)

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Republic F-105D Thunderchief position lights (designed to be used with Trumpeter kits)

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Multiple ejector racks A/A37B-6 (MER-7) (3 pcs) (F-4, F-100, Northrop F-5, Republic F-105D/F-105G , F-8, A-4, LTV A-7, A-10, Kfir) Academy, Accurate Miniatures, Esci, Italeri, Hasegawa, Fujimi, Revell, Monogram, AMT, (designed to be used with Trumpeter kits)

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Republic F-105D Thunderchief exhaust nozzle (designed to be used with Trumpeter kits)

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Republic F-105D Landing Gear (designed to be used with Trumpeter kits)

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USAF Republic F-105B/F-105D Thunderchief Multiple marking options for USAF F-105B/D Thunderchiefs. Peg" program. The F-105 Thunderchief, affectionately known as the "Thud," held a prominent position in the USAF fleet from the late 1950s through the 1980s. With its robust design and remarkable strike capabilities, the F-105 played a vital role in various combat scenarios and strategic missions, leaving an indelible mark on aviation history. Renowned for its rugged appearance and impressive payload capacity, the F-105 was primarily utilized for ground attack missions, particularly during the tumultuous years of the Vietnam War. Its ability to carry a substantial array of munitions made it a go-to choice for delivering precision strikes on enemy targets. In many ways, the F-105 symbolized the USAF's dedication to maintaining air superiority and effective tactical operations during a pivotal period in global conflicts. This comprehensive 1/72 scale decal set showcases an assortment of sixteen (16) distinct marking options that pay homage to the Cold War era F-105B/D Thunderchiefs employed by active duty units, as well as the select few Guard units entrusted with operating this iconic aircraft. The sixteen options on this decal sheet are: YF-105B 54-0102 F-105B 57-5830, New Jersey ANG F-105B 57-0787, New Jersey ANG F-105D 58-1158, 4th TFW F-105D 60-0496, 36th TFW F-105D 61-0106, 49th TFW F-105D 62-4234 F-105D 58-1168 "Betty's Boy" F-105D 62-4338 "Alice's Joy" (Lt Col Jack Broughton's jet) F-105D 61-0159 "Have Gun Will Travel / Honeypot II" F-105D 61-0041, District of Columbia ANG F-105D Thunderstick II 60-0471 (with Luftwaffe "zap") F-105D Thunderstick II 61-0074 F-105D Thunderstick II 61-0096 F-105D 62-0299 F-105D 62-0301 "My Karma" Accurate stencilling and national insignia to build any one of the options is included. All of the sheets in this set were professionally screen printed by Cartograf in Italy.

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Republic F-105D Thunderchief 1. F-105D-20-RE Thunderchief JJ (61-0132) 34th TES, 388th . Korat RTAB August 1967. 2. F-105D-25-RE, 61-0069, was credited with a MIG-17 kill on April 28,1967. This photograph of the aircraft was taken in October 1983, after the aircraft had been restored for display. Notice the enticing art work on the upper portion of the nose. Unfortunately, the art has since been removed. 3. F-105D-10-RE Thunderchief 'Memphis Belle ll' No. RU (60-0504), 357th TES, 355th TFW. Takhli RTAB 1970. 4. F-105D 61-0159 "Have Gun Will Travel" taxying out at Richmond on 29 July 1978. 5. F-105D, 62-4284, assigned to the 465th TFS, AFRES, was photographed at Dobbins AFB, Geogia, on June 7, 1975. This aircraft was credited with three MIG-17 kills. Two kills were made on March 10, and one on October 27,1967. 6. F-105G, 63-8320. Three small red stars are painted under the armament data box under the front cockpit. The WW tail code was horizontal and painted white. 7. F-105D-20-RE 61-0159 Honeypot 11/HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL of the 354th TFS/355th TFW, Takhli RTAFB, Thailand, May 1967. 8. F-105D 59-1743 "Hanoi Express" is seen here on the ramp at Richmond on 29 July 1978. 9. F-105Ds known to have been assigned to 1949th TFS sep75/may 80 named "Yankee Dood it" in 1978 and "Keep'em Flyin" in may 80, to MASDC as Fk062 arr 24 sep 81. 10. F-105Ds known to have been assigned to 1949th TFS jan 75/may80-named "Ye old war horse" in 1978/may80, to MASDC as Fk045, arr 17jun 81.

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Republic F-105 Thunderchief Part 3 1. Republic F-105D Thunderchief 58-1158 of the 335 TFS, 4 TFW in 1965. Natural metal overall with OD anti-glare panels, Indian head on fuselage. Green nose and fin bands outlined in white.TAC 'Lightning' badge on fin band. 2. Republic F-105D Thunderchief 61-0192 of the 18 TFW in 1964. Natural metal overall with OD anti-glare panels. Yellow nose band. Pacific Air Force badge on fin. 3. Republic F-105D Thunderchief 61-0054 of the 12 TFS, 18 TFW in 1965. Natural metal overall with OD anti-glare panels. TAC 'Lightning' badge on fit. Fin stripe has three rows of blue and white checks. 4. Republic F-105D Thunderchief 61-0140 of the 23 TFW in 1964. Natural metal overall with OD anti-glare panels. Tactical Air Command 'Lightning' badge on, lin. Exercise 'Goldfish' markings of three OD stripes on rear fuselage.

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