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Model plane kits of the A-4 Skyhawk Fighter Jet Plane Model Kits at this huge online toy and hobby shop.This page covers the US Navy A-4 Skyhawk, A-4 Skyhawk model air planes, scale model planes, plastic model planes, wooden plane models and diecast model planes for your enjoyment and education. This online toy and hobby shop has a tremendous number of model planes of all kinds giving the hobby collector a fantastic selection of toys and model air planes to choose from. |
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Made by Hobby Master, this 1/72 scale die cast
model wonderfully replicates the A-4B Skyhawk flown by Cdr. L.W. Baldwin of
VA-106, the "Gladiators," in 1969. It features outstanding details such as
engraved panel lines; a fully outfitted cockpit with an opening bubble
canopy; a detailed exhaust nozzle; removable Shrike missiles, Zuni rocket
pods and fuel tanks; an aerial refueling probe; a tail hook; optional
position landing gear with real rubber tires; a display stand and more.
Measures 6¾" long with a 4½" wingspan. Sponsored Advertisement
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A-4E Skyhawk 1/72 Die Cast Model
John McCain, VA-163
Made by Hobby Master, this 1/72 scale die cast model
is a finely detailed replica of the A-4E Skyhawk that Sen. John McCain of
VA-163, the "Saints," was flying when he was shot down by a missile over
North Vietnam in 1967. Outstanding details include engraved panel lines, a
detailed cockpit with an opening bubble canopy, removable missiles and fuel
tanks, an aerial refueling probe and a tail hook, optional position landing
gear with real rubber tires, a display stand and more. Measures 6¾" long
with a 4½" wingspan and arrives ready to display.
#0098073
Price: $33.95
A-4M Skyhawk 1/72 Die Cast Model
"The Last Skyhawk"
This first-ever 1/72 scale die cast Skyhawk replicates
one of the most historic of its type: A-4M BuNo 160264, the delivery of which -
on February 27, 1979 - marked the end of the Skyhawk's incredible 25-year
production run. Made by Hobby Master, the model also features outstanding
details such as textured surfaces; a clear, bubble canopy; removable missiles
and fuel tanks; an aerial refueling probe; optional position landing gear; a
display stand and more. 6¾" long.
#0098045
Price: $32.95
A-4B Skyhawk 1/72 Die Cast Model
C-207, Fuerza Aerea Argentina,
Falklands/Malvinas War, 1982
Made by Hobby Master, this 1/72 scale die cast model
wonderfully replicates the A-4B Skyhawk, C-207, flown by 1st Lt. Mariano
"Cobra" Velasco of the Argentine Air Force when he dropped three 1,000-lb.
bombs to sink the HMS Coventry during the Falklands/Malvinas War in 1982. It
features outstanding details such as engraved panel lines; a detailed
cockpit with an opening bubble canopy; removable stores including a bomb,
missiles and fuel tanks; an aerial refueling probe and a tail hook; optional
position landing gear with real rubber tires; a display stand and more.
Measures 6¾" long with a 4½" wingspan and arrives ready to display.
#0098065 Price: $32.95
A-4B Skyhawk 1/72 Die Cast Model
VA-106 "Gladiators"
#0098046
Price: $32.95
A-4E/F
Skyhawk 1/32 Kit
Plastic Model Plane Kit.
The Douglas A-4E/F Skyhawk fighter jet proved astoundingly successful as a carrier
attack aircraft with the Navy and Marine Corps. Highly detailed plastic model
plane
kit features raised panel lines; authentic landing gear and enclosed
wheel wells; cockpit with control stick, instrument panel and optional
position canopy; optional position speed brakes; and external drop
tanks and assorted weapons. Includes 149 pieces and choice of markings.
10¼" wingspan; assembly required.
.....#0090580 $43.95
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Alfa-Strike
Nicolas Trudgian. Zigzagging out of the target area at low level, A-4s led by VA-163 Commander Wynn Foster fly flat out just a few feet above the spectacular coastal landscape of North Vietnam, near Haiphong in June 1966. 35¼"x 23½" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist, by Foster and by Vice Admiral James Stockdale. #0077003
Price: $175.00
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Yankie Station Randall Wilson. On a day - during her first deployment to the Gulf of Tonkin - when the USS Enterprise (CVN-65) set a record by flying 165 sorties, two A-4 Skyhawks head off on a bombing mission with an F-4 Phantom riding escort. 28½"x 19" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0072150
Price: $199.00
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Skyhawk Tribute
Roy Grinnell. An A-4D Skyhawk of VMA-224 - the first U.S. Marine unit to field the A-4D - releases its fuel tanks after a bomb run over North Vietnam in 1966. 32"x 25" limited edition, numbered print is signed by the artist and by 23 Skyhawk pilots. #0070340
Price: $249.00
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On Your Wing
Tom W. Freeman. During an "Iron Hand" mission flown from the USS Ticonderoga (CVA-14) on April 26, 1967, Lt. Commander John B. Nichols, III flies alongside the damaged A-4 Skyhawk of Lt. Commander Michael Estocin. 21"x 14½" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0070166
Price: $125.00
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Haiphong Havoc
Robert Bailey. In the summer of 1972, A-4 Skyhawks and A-6 Intruders complete an Alpha Strike, laying MK 2 and DST Destructor mines in the approach to Haiphong Harbor, North Vietnam. 34"x 19½" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0070410
Price: $110.00
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Fallen Eagle Stan Stokes. Print depicts Lt. Everett Alvarez in his A-4 Skyhawk, launching from CV-64 on the first day of bombing attacks on North Vietnam. Alvarez was shot down on this mission and became the first pilot captured over Vietnam. Limited edition print measures 16"x 11½" and is signed and numbered by the artist. #0007827
Price: $39.95
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Dragon Slayers
Robert Bailey. Navy F-4 Phantoms and A-4 Skyhawks attack the Thanh Hoa (Dragon's Jaw) Bridge in North Vietnam, in the vicinity of which more than 100 American pilots were shot down during the war. 31"x 20" limited edition print is signed by the artist and five aircrew who attacked the bridge during their Vietnam tours. #0070401
Price: $175.00
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| Webmasters story. While I was stationed at NAS Lemoore,
in Lemoore California, my friend, Dan Dove, and I took a break and
walked around to the side of the hanger to watch flight ops at
night. It was almost instantly that we saw an A-4 Skyhawk
coming in with its wheels up and at a higher approach angle than we
expected. The plane hit the ground and there was a huge flash
of light. We didn't actually see the plane hit because it hit
the ground behind the hanger of VA-127 which was across from our
hanger at VA-125. However, we did see the flash coming from
behind the hanger. I can't actually remember what we did after
this, but we must have ran across the street because I remember
seeing the airplane on the ground and the pilot was opening the
canopy. These A-4 Skyhawks were real good at doing belly landings because of the low wing and the wing tanks that you can see in the picture above. The tanks were ground down, in half, and the flash must have come from the residual fuel in them. The next day we watched the plane being hauled past our hanger with a cherry picker truck. It looked like that there was zero damage to the plane and it also looked like it was just a toy hanging from that huge crane. |
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