Hasegawa 01569 - 1/72 F-15E Strike Eagle Club Builder Kit  [HA-01569]

Hasegawa 01569 - 1/72 E39 F-15E Strike Eagle U.S Air Force Fighter/Attacker
Price:
AUD$37.10
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-01569
GTIN:
4967834015692
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Hasegawa 01569 - 1/72 F-15E Strike Eagle: Crisp moulding in small scale

The F-15E Strike Eagle has a reputation for strike and escort roles, and Hasegawa's 1/72 rendition brings its profile into a compact kit. The model provides clear outlines and parts that reflect the aircrafts basic form for accurate modelling.

Accuracy and cockpit detail

This kit pays attention to surface detail and the cockpit area. While the operational aircraft is known for twin engines and advanced systems, the model hints at that complexity through fine panel engraving, realistic-style decals and a cockpit suitable for painting and instrument work.

Build challenge and presentation

The assembly process rewards careful work, with parts that require precise fitting. Finished, the model makes a neat display piece for shelf scenes or club showcases and pairs well with other contemporary military aircraft.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly: Requires glue
  • Paint: Not included
  • Parts: Detailed cockpit and exterior features

Which paint types work best on this kit?

Acrylic or enamel model paints both work well. Use a primer first for better adhesion, and thin coats to preserve fine detail. Test colours on spare plastic where possible.

Can I add aftermarket parts or resin upgrades?

Aftermarket cockpits, wheels and ordnance are available from third-party suppliers. Check compatibility with 1/72 scale items before purchasing to ensure proper fit and appearance.

How do I deal with seam lines on fuselage joins?

Carefully sand seams with fine grit paper, apply filler sparingly to gaps, then rescribe panel lines if required. Work progressively to avoid losing surface detail.

What display options suit 1/72 jets?

Display on a small stand, on a base with a runway section, or grouped with other 1/72 scale aircraft. A simple base improves presentation without taking much space.

Are the decals straightforward to apply?

Decals are typical of plastic kits and require careful cutting and soaking. Use tweezers and setting solution for tight panel lines, and seal with a clear coat when dry.

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