Hobby Master Military | SKU: HA1341

HA1341 | Hobby Master Military 1:72 | A-10C Thunderbolt II 80-0283, 25th FS, 51st FW, Osan Air Base, 2015

Name: HA1341 | Hobby Master Military 1:72 | A-10C Thunderbolt II 80-0283, 25th FS, 51st FW, Osan Air Base, 2015
Brand: Hobby Master Military
SKU: HA1341
Price: 89.95 GBP
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A-10C Thunderbolt II military aircraft model in 1:72 scale from Hobby Master.

A-10C Thunderbolt II 80-0283, 25th FS, 51st FW, Osan Air Base, 2015

£89.95 GBP

Description

Manufacturer	Hobby Master Military
Scale	1:72
Aircraft	A-10C Thunderbolt II
Markings	80-0283, 25th FS, 51st FW, Osan Air Base, 2015
Item code	HA1341

The A-10 Thunderbolt II, often called the “Warthog”, was developed in the early 1970s by Fairchild Republic to provide dedicated close air support (CAS) for U.S. ground forces. It was designed to survive heavy ground fire, with features like a titanium “bathtub” cockpit to protect the pilot, redundant flight systems, and the ability to fly with significant damage.

The A-10 has proven its effectiveness in numerous conflicts, including Grenada, Panama, the Gulf War, Iraq, Afghanistan, and operations against ISIS, often earning praise from soldiers on the ground. Despite periodic proposals for retirement, it remains in service due to its unique capabilities, and the fleet is being upgraded with A-10C modifications, including modern avionics, precision-guided munitions, and improved targeting systems.