Hasegawa E13 F-15C Eagle (1/72) – Plastic Model Kit

We present the precise Hasegawa E13 F-15C Eagle plastic model kit in the popular 1/72 scale. This is a faithful miniature of one of the most important fighter jets produced in the United States, designed during the Cold War era and widely used by the USAF, as well as air forces of other countries such as Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Japan.

The F-15C Eagle is the single-seat version of the American air superiority fighter, introduced into service in 1979. These aircraft played a crucial role, among others, during the "Desert Storm" operation and in numerous patrol missions in conflict zones, securing air superiority through excellent maneuverability and advanced avionics. They are renowned for their exceptional effectiveness—F-15C pilots have achieved over 100 confirmed aerial victories with no air-to-air losses.

The Hasegawa E13 kit is characterized by faithfully reproduced details, true to the original F-15C used by the USAF. The box includes over 100 precisely cast high-quality plastic parts—cockpit details, landing gear, weaponry, and panels highlighted by finely engraved panel lines. An important feature of this model is the possibility to choose markings and paint schemes typical for various USAF units, allowing you to build the model according to your historical preferences.

• Model scale: 1/72
• Country of origin (of the real aircraft): USA
• Operational period: Cold War, modern times
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Kit contents: fuselage, wings, cockpit equipment, landing gear, armament
• Does not include glue or paints – sold separately
• Category: plastic model kit

The Hasegawa E13 F-15C Eagle model is recommended both for military aviation enthusiasts and collectors of 1/72 scale models. It is an excellent choice for modelers with intermediate experience (difficulty: 3/5), thanks to the precise fit of parts and painting requiring a moderate degree of skill. It allows you to create a unique replica of one of the most famous fighters in aviation history.