F-14A Tomcat

Monogram | No. 5803 | 1:48

Facts

Brand:: Monogram
Title:: F-14A Tomcat
Number:: 5803
Scale:: 1:48
Type:: Full kit
Released:: 1981 New tool
Topic:: Grumman F-14 Tomcat » Jets (Aircraft)

Markings

Grumman F-14 Tomcat

Grumman F-14A Tomcat

US Navy (1794-now)

VF-142 159449

Box contents

Plastic sprue (Clear), Plastic sprue, Decalsheet (waterslide)

Product timeline

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Instructions

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CAD 25.00

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EUR 12.00

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EUR 24.99

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Magazines

FineScale Modeler | Volume 24 Issue 9

English (TOC: 18 lines)

November 2006

FineScale Modeler | Volume 35 Issue 5

English (TOC: 17 lines)

May 2017

FineScale Modeler | Volume 39 Issue 1

English (TOC: 20 lines)

January 2021

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Comments

Les Medve
I was given this kit by a friend, he picked it from a thrift store but it has no canopy. so im hesitant to even start! not to mention I need all new declas

5 December 2019, 20:52

Aghis Barberopoulos
I build this kit in the mid eighties (I think it was the same kit anyway). I remember trying to paint it by brush... 🙁 You can tell it was the influence of the film "Nimitz" with Kirk Douglas.

All comments (6) » 21 July 2011, 19:40

Holger Kranich
Nothing is more dynamical than a TOMCAT!

22 July 2011, 21:47

Aghis Barberopoulos Author
It is certainly dynamical! Moving those big wings around. Then again the Tornado moves them also, while twisting the weapons pylons...that is even more 'dynamic' in a sense. But to be honest, this aircraft is not for dogfights despite the films...On the other hand it is an impressive beast, in my school days I used to sketch F-14 in all my books. Then I went to NY to study aeronautics...What did I tell you ? I am crazy 🙂

23 July 2011, 05:27