REVELL Maverick’s F-14A Tomcat Top Gun
Original price was: $63.99.$32.00Current price is: $32.00.
Scale: 1:48 Product number: 03865
Age:12+
Number of parts: 96
Length: 400mm
A model construction kit of Mavericks F-14A from the 1986 film Top Gun in which the rebellious naval aviator Pete Maverick Mitchell is pitched against the best of the best in aerial combat at the top pilot school.
- Detailed cockpit
- A pilot figure
- Moveable swing-wings
- Decal set for the F-14 in Top Gun
Scope of delivery:
Model kit (not assembled), illustrated, multilingual building instructions, decals, stickers
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