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F - 16 FALCON MODEL AIRPLANES

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The F-16 "Fighting Falcon", built by General Dynamics, is a small, lightweight, low cost, air superiority day fighter designed for high performance and ease of maintenance. A prototype made the first scheduled test flight on February 2, 1974. The F-16 achieved combat-ready status in October 1980. The versatile F-16 has also been purchased by 16 foreign countries including Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Turkey, Egypt, South Korea and Israel. The aircraft is produced abroad in Belgium, the Netherlands, and Turkey, as well as in the United States. The first F-16 combat use was by the Israeli Air Force in an attack on a nuclear reactor in Iraq in June 1981. By 1990, more than 2,500 F-16's had been produced in the United States and overseas. The famed USAF Thunderbirds aerial demonstration team has flown F-16's since its 1983 season.

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F - 16A "Thunderbird", Wood Airplane Model, (USAF). $125.00	F - 16C Fighting Falcon, Wood Airplane Model, (USAF) Loaded. $125.00
F - 16A Falcon (USAF). $75.00	Wood Model Airplane: F - 16C Falcon, (USAF). $150.00
F - 16 Fighting Falcon Small Wood Airplane Model $62.00	F - 16 Fighting Falcon "Thunderbirds" Small Wood Airplane Model $62.00
Wood Model Airplane: F - 16J Wild Weasel Falcon, (USAF). $130.00	F - 16C Falcon, (USAF). Wood Model Airplane with Clear Canopy $275.00
F-16C Falcon Wood Model Airplane $155.00	F-16A Falcon Thunderbird Wood Model Airplane $155.00

These beautiful handmade airplane models are authentic replicas made from the finest grade of select kiln dried Philippine mahogany wood. The aircraft models are made entirely by hand: From the hand-carving of the fuselage, wings and tail section, to the sanding of the aircraft's contours. Every part is assembled precisely into place. After shaping and sanding, the model passes through several stages of priming and sanding before it is hand painted to duplicate the actual colors, emblems, and insignias of the original historical aircraft. Finally, multiple coats of clear lacquer are applied to protect the artwork and provide an overall glossy finish.