F-4J Phantom II 1:700 Small-Scale Model Kit - Trumpeter 03423  [TP03423]

Trumpeter 03423 F-4J PHANTOMS II
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Brand:
Trumpeter
Model:
TP03423
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1:700 F-4J Phantom II by Trumpeter 03423 - model summary

The Trumpeter 03423 kit represents the F-4J Phantom II at 1:700 scale, crafted as a compact plastic assembly for inclusion in small-scale naval and jet collections.

The F-4 Phantom II was developed by McDonnell in the late 1950s as a twin-engine, two-seat supersonic fighter. The F-4J variant introduced carrier-capable improvements to radar and avionics in the 1960s and served in air superiority, fleet defense and strike roles with United States naval and allied air forces.

Scaled down to prioritise accurate external form, the kit suits shelf displays and diorama groupings. Kit data lists 108 plastic parts on six sprues; finished footprint is minimal, with a length near 25.39 mm and a wingspan near 16.73 mm. Construction will require precise trimming and glue work and is best handled by modelers comfortable with small-scale assemblies.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:700
  • Overall model dimensions: Length 25.39 mm - Width 16.73 mm
  • Parts count: 108 plastic parts
  • Total sprues: 6 sprues
  • Assembly: plastic model kit
  • Box dimensions: 12.6 x 8.7 x 3 cm

A compact representation of the F-4J Phantom II aimed at collectors and builders assembling fleet subjects; the part count and scale are well suited to grouped displays.

Small fins, antennae and undercarriage details typically require careful removal from sprues and precise clean-up to preserve scale shape.
Yes. The small finished footprint and emphasis on external outline make it appropriate for shipborne groupings and compact fleet displays.
Painting is recommended to bring out panel lines and markings, since the kit contents do not list pre-applied finishes or decals.
A small flight deck scene can be composed from several kits; the exact number depends on your desired density and display scale planning.

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