Hasegawa 01569 - 1/72 F-15E Strike Eagle Scale Model for Collectors  [HA-01569]

Hasegawa 01569 - 1/72 E39 F-15E Strike Eagle U.S Air Force Fighter/Attacker
Price:
£18.47
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-01569
GTIN:
4967834015692
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Hasegawa 01569 - 1/72 F-15E Strike Eagle: Scale accuracy meets modelling craft

The F-15E Strike Eagle blends fighter agility with strike capability. Hasegawa's 1/72 kit reflects the aircrafts overall form, delivering a compact project that lets modellers recreate a modern US Air Force jet at small scale.

Realistic surface and markings

The model provides defined panel work and decal markings that help convey the real aircrafts look. While the operational F-15E uses twin engines and advanced systems, the kit replicates the external cues with fine engraving, realistic decal placement and a cockpit area that supports careful painting.

Assembly tips for a neat finish

Follow the step-by-step instructions and test-fit parts before gluing to achieve clean joins. Attention to small parts and paintwork yields a tidy finished kit that displays well alongside other modern jet models.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly: Requires glue
  • Paint: Not included
  • Parts: Detailed cockpit and exterior features

What glue should I use for a strong bond?

Use plastic solvent cement for most joins, as it fuses parts. For fast or tiny fixes use a cyanoacrylate adhesive, but beware of fogging on clear parts.

What order should I paint parts for best results?

Paint subassemblies like the cockpit and wheel wells first, then assemble larger components. Masking after priming helps preserve panel lines and prevents overspray on adjoining areas.

How should I store the finished model to avoid dust and damage?

Keep finished models in a display cabinet or dust-free case, out of direct sunlight to avoid paint fading. Use small supports or stands to prevent stress on landing gear and delicate parts.

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