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707-300C Royal Australian Air Force No. 33 Squadron Retirement Special Paint "1979-2008 Anniversary" A20-624 1/200 [IF7070714M]
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707-300C Royal Australian Air Force No. 33 Squadron Retirement Special Paint "1979-2008 Anniversary" A20-624 1/200 [IF7070714M]
イオン海浜幕張店
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Dear International Customers: Currently, our shipping is limited to addresses within Japan. Thank you for your understanding.
Dear International Customers: Currently, our shipping is limited to addresses within Japan. Thank you for your understanding.
■Features (quoted from the importer with some modifications)
The Royal Australian Air Force's 707-300s served as transport aircraft from 1979 until June 2008. After it was decided to retire it and replace it with the A330 MRTT (KC-30A), it was given a special paint job. The tail has "Farewell 707" written on it, and a 707 taking off from Australia is also depicted.
The aircraft also flew to Yokota Air Base in Japan as part of a retirement commemoration. is.
*Model size
Total length: approx. 23.3cm
Overall width: approx. 21.7cm
● Reference actual size (B707-300)
Length: 46.61m
Width: 43.4m
The Royal Australian Air Force's 707-300s served as transport aircraft from 1979 until June 2008. After it was decided to retire it and replace it with the A330 MRTT (KC-30A), it was given a special paint job. The tail has "Farewell 707" written on it, and a 707 taking off from Australia is also depicted.
The aircraft also flew to Yokota Air Base in Japan as part of a retirement commemoration. is.
*Model size
Total length: approx. 23.3cm
Overall width: approx. 21.7cm
● Reference actual size (B707-300)
Length: 46.61m
Width: 43.4m