Hasegawa 1/72 Air Self-Defense Force Kawasaki T-4 Blue Impulse 2002 Plastic

A plastic model that requires assembly and painting. Separately, tools, paint, etc. are required. Product introduction 1/72 scale plastic model. On October 19, 1958, the current Blue Impulse began when three F-86Fs performed aerobatics at the air festival held at Hamamatsu North Air Base. On April 16, 1960, the Air Self-Defense Force launched an aerial maneuver research group at the 1st Wing of Hamamatsu Air Base, and an aerobatic team using the F-86F Saber under the name of Tenryu was established.
This team using the F-86F later changed its name to Blue Impulse, which used the call sign Impulse Blue, and drew the Olympic Games and Expo '70 in the air, making its name around the world. I let you know.
Since then, I have performed many aerobatic flights all over Japan, but from the 1982 season, I replaced the aging F-86F with the domestically produced jet trainer T-2.
T-2's speedy aerobatics fascinated many fans. The Blue Impulse Team, which had been using the F-86F and T-2, changed to the latest purely domestic jet trainer T-4 from the 1996 season and has continued to this day.
The T-4, which is capable of aerial maneuvers similar to the F-15, presents us with a more sophisticated and nimble performance.
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