Hasegawa 02540 1/72 F-15J Eagle 201SQ 40th Anniversary plastic kit  [HA-02540]

Hasegawa 02540 - 1/72 JASDF F-15J Eagle '201SQ 40th Anniversary'
Price:
AUD$38.76
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-02540
GTIN:
4967834025400
Condition:
Brand New
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Hasegawa 02540: 1/72 F-15J Eagle in 201SQ 40th Anniversary livery

The model replicates the JASDF F-15J sporting the 201SQ 40th Anniversary markings at 1/72 scale, aimed at modellers focused on external accuracy and finishing quality.

Built under license from McDonnell Douglas, the F-15J is Japan's version of the F-15 Eagle and has been employed by the JASDF primarily in air defence roles. Squadron anniversary schemes are applied to celebrate unit history and milestones.

Box contents and assembly approach

The kit comes with injection-moulded plastic sprues and an instruction sheet; assembly follows standard practices such as cutting from sprues, gluing, filling and painting. Follow the decal layout on the instructions to reproduce the 201SQ anniversary scheme.

Construction notes for better results

When building at 1/72, focus on correct panel alignment, control surface seating and undercarriage installation to ensure accurate stance. Aftermarket parts can be added for extra realism but are not required for a good finish.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Assembly: plastic model kit

A conventional injection kit designed for hobbyists and collectors who want to assemble a 1/72 JASDF F-15J in commemorative 201SQ 40th Anniversary markings.

This injection kit follows standard assembly methods; intermediate modelling experience is recommended to manage seams and paintwork for best results.
Clean moulding flash, wash parts to remove release agents if desired, and test-fit components. Primer and surface preparation help reveal any gaps that need filling prior to final paint.
The kit provides decals for the anniversary scheme; some builders prefer aftermarket stencils for sharper small markings, depending on personal standards.
Clear canopy parts are supplied as standard; take care when removing from sprues to avoid pressure marks or scratches before masking and painting.
Weathering is optional and depends on the desired finish; subtle washes and panel-line shading can enhance surface definition on the 1/72 airframe.

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