Hasegawa Plastic Model Kit
Hasegawa F-4EJ Kai Super Phantom (1/48) HAPT07
The Hasegawa F-4EJ Kai Super Phantom is a highly detailed 1/48 scale plastic model kit of the upgraded McDonnell Douglas Phantom II operated by the Japan Air Self-Defence Force (JASDF). Combining Hasegawa’s renowned tooling quality with exceptional accuracy, this kit faithfully reproduces one of the most capable and distinctive Phantom variants ever to enter service.
The model features finely engraved panel lines, detailed cockpit components, realistic landing gear, accurately reproduced intakes and exhausts, and sharply moulded external stores. The upgraded F-4EJ Kai configuration is represented with its modernised avionics and external modifications, making it an excellent centrepiece for any Cold War or modern aircraft collection.
Designed with outstanding fit and crisp moulding throughout, the kit offers an enjoyable building experience for both experienced aircraft modellers and Phantom enthusiasts. The large 1/48 scale also provides an excellent opportunity to add extra detailing and weathering for an authentic operational finish.
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- 1/48 scale plastic model kit
- Manufacturer SKU: HAPT07
- F-4EJ Kai Super Phantom
- Japan Air Self-Defence Force variant
- Highly detailed cockpit and landing gear
- Finely engraved panel lines
- Accurately reproduced upgraded Kai configuration
- Excellent fit and crisp moulding
- Ideal for Cold War and modern aircraft collections
- Glue and paints are sold separately
History
The F-4EJ Kai was the final and most advanced version of the Phantom II operated by the Japan Air Self-Defence Force. Introduced during the late 1980s, the Kai upgrade programme modernised existing F-4EJ aircraft with advanced radar, navigation systems, mission computers and improved electronic warfare equipment, extending their operational life well into the 21st century. Primarily tasked with air defence and interception, the F-4EJ Kai remained one of Japan’s frontline fighters until its retirement in 2021, marking the end of more than five decades of Phantom service in Japan. Its distinctive appearance and long operational history have made it a favourite subject among military aviation enthusiasts.
Glue and paints are sold separately.
