F-8E Crusader, USMC, 235th Marine Fighter Squadron (All Weather), "Death Angels", Da Nang Air Base, South Vietnam, 1966 #0328/DB8 1/72[001644]
F-8E Crusader, USMC, 235th Marine Fighter Squadron (All Weather), "Death Angels", Da Nang Air Base, South Vietnam, 1966 #0328/DB8 1/72[001644]
F-8E Crusader, USMC, 235th Marine Fighter Squadron (All Weather), "Death Angels", Da Nang Air Base, South Vietnam, 1966 #0328/DB8 1/72[001644]
F-8E Crusader, USMC, 235th Marine Fighter Squadron (All Weather), "Death Angels", Da Nang Air Base, South Vietnam, 1966 #0328/DB8 1/72[001644]
F-8E Crusader, USMC, 235th Marine Fighter Squadron (All Weather), "Death Angels", Da Nang Air Base, South Vietnam, 1966 #0328/DB8 1/72[001644]
F-8E Crusader, USMC, 235th Marine Fighter Squadron (All Weather), "Death Angels", Da Nang Air Base, South Vietnam, 1966 #0328/DB8 1/72[001644]

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F-8E Crusader, USMC, 235th Marine Fighter Squadron (All Weather), "Death Angels", Da Nang Air Base, South Vietnam, 1966 #0328/DB8 1/72[001644]

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Product model number 001644
release date Late June 2023
Manufacturer Century Wings
scale 1/72
material Zinc Die Casting
stand Included
Model name Chance Boat (LTV) F-8 Crusader
Model size Total length: Approx. 23cm
Overall width: approx. 15.1cm
Actual size Total length: 16.53m
Width: 10.87m
Organization Name United States Marine Corps, Marine Fighter Squadron 235
Aircraft number #0328/DB8
detail VMFA-235 was founded in January 1943 equipped with SBD Dauntless aircraft, and changed aircraft types from F9F to FJ Fury, and then to the all-weather fighter F-8 in 1966. It was deployed to Vietnam from February to November 1966, and from February 1967 to May 1968. It was the last unit to operate the F-8. The main wing can be adjusted up to 7 degrees angle of attack.