F-19 "STEALTH" FIGHTER
They obviously designed this one before they knew what the Stealth Fighter really looked like. The design reflects the conventional wisdom of low radar cross section, not the faceted approach dictated by Lockheed's low RCS computer predictions. Otherwise this might have been a good guess. It was a little surprising to me that Monogram would commit this gaffe, since that was more Aurora's style, their model of the MiG-19 from the 1960s bearing little resemblance to the actual plane, and they also succeeded in producing a model of a Soviet nuclear powered bomber that existed only in peoples' imagination. In this instance monogram even got the official designation of F-19 wrong, the actual aircraft later revealed to be the F-117. However the Monogram kit does apparently resemble another experimental stealth aircraft that may have been designated F-19.
Eén uitvoering mogelijk;
- USAF.
Afmeting:
- Lengte 341 mm.
