F-22 Raptor Splinter Camouflage Die-Cast Model

Decorated with a fictional “aggressor” paint scheme.

Based on the unique blue, grey, and white colors of the 64th Aggressor Squadron, stationed from Nellis Air Force Base, this fictional F-22 camouflage could be utilized for mock combat. Designed to replicate the paint scheme of Soviet fighter aircraft, aggressor squadrons fly against USAF trainees to hone their skills. With 6th-generation fighters on the horizon, the Raptor represents the most technologically advanced aircraft in service, making it an excellent option for training of the future. 

Features:

• Authentic paint scheme, engraved panel lines, printed decals, antennas, and surface details
• Deployed or retracted landing gear
• Internal weapons bay with press-fit weaponry
• Open or closed canopy with pilot figurine
• Display stand included
• Measures 10.25”l with a 7.5” wingspan at 1:72 scale
• Officially licensed

History and Specifications:
Angular in design with large canted tails, smooth surfaces, and sharp edges, the F-22 Raptor features radar absorbent paint to reduce or deflect radar waves. Appearing no larger than a bird to enemy systems, it can swoop in virtually undetected and eliminate the opposition. Capable of supercruise, or supersonic flight without the fuel hungry afterburners, it can fly more than Mach 2.25 at high altitudes for an extremely wide flight envelope. Refined over nearly a decade of development, the Raptor was pit into full production in the early 2000s, with 187 examples reaching USAF inventory over the following years.