Su-22M (Su-17M3) "Fitter J" Libyan Air Force Gulf of Sidra incident August 19, 1981 1/72 [JCW-72-SU20-001]
Su-22M (Su-17M3) "Fitter J" Libyan Air Force Gulf of Sidra incident August 19, 1981 1/72 [JCW-72-SU20-001]
Su-22M (Su-17M3) "Fitter J" Libyan Air Force Gulf of Sidra incident August 19, 1981 1/72 [JCW-72-SU20-001]
Su-22M (Su-17M3) "Fitter J" Libyan Air Force Gulf of Sidra incident August 19, 1981 1/72 [JCW-72-SU20-001]
Su-22M (Su-17M3) "Fitter J" Libyan Air Force Gulf of Sidra incident August 19, 1981 1/72 [JCW-72-SU20-001]
Su-22M (Su-17M3) "Fitter J" Libyan Air Force Gulf of Sidra incident August 19, 1981 1/72 [JCW-72-SU20-001]
Su-22M (Su-17M3) "Fitter J" Libyan Air Force Gulf of Sidra incident August 19, 1981 1/72 [JCW-72-SU20-001]

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Su-22M (Su-17M3) "Fitter J" Libyan Air Force Gulf of Sidra incident August 19, 1981 1/72 [JCW-72-SU20-001]

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Product model number JCW-72-SU20-001
Product Code 4895205501669
Manufacturer JC WINGS
scale 1/72
material Zinc die-cast (some parts such as gear and weapons are plastic)
Pilot figure Included
stand Not included
Partial assembly required Yes (weapons and gear can be fitted)
Model name Sukhoi Su-22M (Su-17M3) "Fitter J"
Model size Total length: approx. 26.4cm total width: approx. 19cm
Actual size Overall length: 19.02m Overall width: 13.68m
Organization Name Libyan Air Force
detail Libya's Gaddafi regime unilaterally claimed sovereignty over the entire Gulf of Sidra, in opposition to the United States. On August 19, 1981, a Libyan Air Force Su-22 and an F-14 engaged in combat with two U.S. Navy aircraft carriers engaged in exercises in the Gulf. The Su-22 was shot down.