EA-6B US Navy 132nd Electronic Combat Squadron "Scorpions" Iraq War November 2006 #500/#161350 1/72 [HA5012]
EA-6B US Navy 132nd Electronic Combat Squadron "Scorpions" Iraq War November 2006 #500/#161350 1/72 [HA5012]
EA-6B US Navy 132nd Electronic Combat Squadron "Scorpions" Iraq War November 2006 #500/#161350 1/72 [HA5012]
EA-6B US Navy 132nd Electronic Combat Squadron "Scorpions" Iraq War November 2006 #500/#161350 1/72 [HA5012]
EA-6B US Navy 132nd Electronic Combat Squadron "Scorpions" Iraq War November 2006 #500/#161350 1/72 [HA5012]
EA-6B US Navy 132nd Electronic Combat Squadron "Scorpions" Iraq War November 2006 #500/#161350 1/72 [HA5012]
EA-6B US Navy 132nd Electronic Combat Squadron "Scorpions" Iraq War November 2006 #500/#161350 1/72 [HA5012]

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EA-6B US Navy 132nd Electronic Combat Squadron "Scorpions" Iraq War November 2006 #500/#161350 1/72 [HA5012]

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EA-6B US Navy 132nd Electronic Combat Squadron "Scorpions" Iraq War November 2006 #500/#161350 1/72 [HA5012]

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Product model number HA5012
Product Code 4895173417696
release date July 13, 2023
Manufacturer HobbyMaster
scale 1/72
material Zinc die-cast (some parts such as gear and weapons are plastic)
Pilot figure Included
stand Included
Partial assembly required Yes (gear and weapons can be fitted)
Model name Grumman EA-6B Prowler
Model size Total length: approx. 25.3cm total width: approx. 22.4cm
Actual size Length: 18.24m Width: 16.15m
Organization Name US Navy
Unit 132nd Electronic Combat Squadron "Scorpions"
Aircraft number 500/161350
detail VAQ-132 was founded in 1955 as the 2nd Heavy Attack Squadron (VAH-2) equipped with A3Ds, based on the 911th Patrol Squadron (VP-911) in 1946. After the Vietnam War, it was reorganized as an electronic warfare squadron in November 1968, introduced the EA-6B in 1971, and converted to the EA-18G in 2009.