Hasegawa Kfir C2 [Israeli Air Force Fighter] (1/72) B07

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Hasegawa Kfir C2 [Israeli Air Force Fighter] (1/72) B07

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Hasegawa Plastic Model Kit

Kfir C2 [Israeli Air Force Fighter] (1/72)

Compact 1/72 scale representation of the Kfir C2, produced as part of the Hasegawa B Series range. The kit captures the distinctive delta wing layout and forward canards that defined the C2 variant, giving the aircraft its aggressive, purposeful stance.

Multiple options for weapons and undercarriage are included, allowing different display configurations. Clear canopy parts and waterslide decals are supplied, along with an easy to follow build guide and colour guide, keeping the build accessible while offering plenty of visual interest.

  • 1/72 scale plastic model kit
  • Kfir C2 Israeli Air Force fighter
  • Part of the Hasegawa B Series range
  • Delta wing design with forward canards
  • Multiple options for weapons and undercarriage
  • Clear canopy parts included
  • Waterslide decal sheet
  • Illustrated build and colour guide
  • Requires glue, paints and basic tools to complete

History

The IAI Kfir was developed by Israel as a multirole fighter based on the Mirage 5 airframe, adapted to use an American built engine and locally developed systems. The result was an aircraft optimised for the specific operational needs of the Israeli Air Force, balancing speed, agility and reliability.

The C2 variant introduced fixed forward canards, significantly improving manoeuvrability and low speed handling. Entering service in the late 1970s, the Kfir served as an important transitional fighter for Israel, bridging the gap between earlier Mirage based designs and later generations of advanced combat aircraft. Though produced in limited numbers, it became a distinctive and recognisable part of Cold War era air power.

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