Revell 1/72^nd scale F-16 A Fighting Falcon kit, 2006 issue, catalogue number 04363.  Extremely well-detailed kit, typical of a lot of Revell’s output at this time – like the 1/72^nd Tornado and F-104 kits, it really is packed with detail.  As you can see, this is another mostly “special scheme” boxing with an impressive and extensive decal sheet, but the kit itself is great - all the surface detail is done with crisply engraved lines, the cockpit’s very well done (8 parts including a clear HUD, optional instrument decals, optional pilot figure), there’s a great undercart with full detail inside all the gear bays, internal detail in the burner can, and the canopy may be displayed open.  The delicacy and finesse of moulding of some parts is very impressive, like the control columns, undercart struts, and various antennae.  You get a full array of pylons and a trio of drop tanks, plus sidewinder AAMs to choose either wingtip or underwing display;  or, if you’re doing an airshow example, maybe leaving it “clean” to show off the classic jet fighter lines would be a nice option.  A major highlight of this boxing is surely the superb decal sheet, crisply printed and including the “special” markings for three options – the box art Belgian 349 Sqn 50^th anniversary markings from 1992, with an entire Battle of Britain Spitfire painted on the back, with large lettering and a medieval mace underneath – all faithfully reproduced on the brilliant decal sheet.  Then you have two from the Netherlands, the infamous “Diana”, who curvaceously celebrated 50 years of 323 Sqn in 1998.  No bouncy landings, please.  Then you have the relatively sedate “Redskins” 40^th anniversary markings from 1992 to round out the set.  Very impressive stuff, for an in-the-box decal sheet, and you get probably the best F-16 kit in the scale as well.  Kit parts are still sealed in the manufacturer's inner bags.  Kit is complete and intact, unmade, with decals and instructions as new.