Hasegawa CF-104D Starfighter "Starfighters" (1/48) 07544

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Hasegawa Cf-104D Starfighter `Starfighters´ (1/48) 07544

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Hasegawa Plastic Model Kit

CF-104D Starfighter “Starfighters” (1/48)

Two seat CF-104D Starfighter recreated in 1/48 scale, representing an aircraft flown by the American civilian aerobatic team known as the Starfighters. This release combines Hasegawa’s proven Starfighter tooling with newly added 3D printed details to accurately capture the display configuration.

The model depicts the team leader’s aircraft and includes a finely printed blade antenna fitted to the underside of the nose, a distinctive feature of these civilian operated jets. Clean surface detail and precise fit allow the sleek lines of the Starfighter to stand out, especially under the bold display markings.

  • 1/48 scale plastic model kit
  • CF-104D two seat Starfighter variant
  • Depicts the American civilian aerobatic team Starfighters
  • New 3D printed blade antenna part
  • 147 parts
  • Finished length approximately 367mm
  • Wingspan approximately 160mm
  • Decal option for a Starfighters team aircraft

History

The Lockheed F-104 Starfighter was originally designed as a high speed interceptor, built around extreme performance rather than versatility. With its razor thin wings and powerful engine, it earned a reputation for speed, climb rate and demanding handling characteristics. The CF-104D was a two seat development used primarily for training, but it retained the unmistakable look and performance of the original design.

Decades after its military service, a small number of Starfighters found a second life in civilian hands. The American Starfighters aerobatic team operates former military F-104 aircraft, showcasing their speed and presence in carefully choreographed display routines. These aircraft stand as a rare example of Cold War jet technology continuing to fly in the modern era, not as weapons, but as airborne demonstrations of engineering ambition and raw performance.

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