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October 1975 saw delivery of the first USAF A-10A and deployment in March 1976. Built specifically for close ground support the pilot is protected by titanium armor while being covered by a bubble canopy giving a commanding view. The Warthog has everything needed to survive, dual engines; self-sealing fuel cells; redundant flight control systems protected by titanium armor; a 30 mm seven-barrel Gatling gun; a wide array of bombs and missiles. This plane packs a heavy punch and can stay on scene a long time to deliver its payload.
On May 4, 2021 A-10C 78-0618 c/n A10-0238 wearing a new heritage paint scheme was unveiled. The aircraft belonged to the 124th FW/190th FS “Skull Bangers” of the Idaho ANG. The paint scheme is of 405190 with a code 8N representing the first Republic P-47 Thunderbolts used by the 124th FW/405th FS in WW II. This special paint scheme is to honor the unit’s 75th anniversary. The aircraft wears a white nose, D-Day invasion stripes as well as WW II era USAF star and bar with the 8N denoting the 405th FS.
This Hobby Master is a replica of an A-10C Thunderbolt II (Bureau Number 78-0618) from the 190th Fighter Squadron, Idaho Air National Guard and is painted in World War II D-Day 75thAnniversary P-47 paint scheme.
As with most Hobby Master models this A-10C Thunderbolt II features engraved panel lines, antennas, surface detail, aircrew figure, canopy can be shown in open position, a well-appointed cockpit (with instrumentation details), full weapons complement, optional-position landing gear, authentic squadron markings, and a display stand.
Specifications :
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Crew : |
One |
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Main role : |
A-10 – close air support, |
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Manufacturer : |
Fairchild Republic Co. |
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Power Plants : |
Two General Electric TF34-GE-100 turbofans |
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Thrust : |
9,065 pounds per engine |
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Length : |
16.16 meters |
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Height : |
4.42 meters |
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Wingspan : |
17.42 meters Speed: 420 miles per hour (Mach 0.56) |
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Ceiling : |
13,636 meters |
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Maximum Takeoff Weight : |
22,950 kg. |
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Range : |
800 miles (695 nautical miles) |
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Armament : |
One 30 mm GAU-8/A seven-barrel Gatling gun |
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Maximum 7,200 kg of mixed ordnance including : |
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