F-4G F-4G Phantom II Wild Weasel V

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The long-awaited F-4G Wild Weasel V is finally here!!
The F-4G is a SEAD (Suppression of Enemy Air Defense) aircraft, the successor to the F-105G, that uses various sensors such as the AN/APR-38 to locate enemy SAM (surface-to-air missile) site tracking/guidance radar or radar waves fired from radar sites and their locations, and then attacks with anti-radar missiles such as the AGM-45, AGM-78, and AGM-88. It is called the "Wild Weasel" because of its resemblance to a weasel crawling on the ground in search of prey. We replicate the "F-4G," which is said to be the most successful Wild Weasel, with its accurate external shape and details. You can compare the differences between each version by building them.

The three major points of F-4G Wild Weasel V

• We selected F-4E early /late , F-4EJ / EJ Kai, F-4F/ F ICE, F-4G, the seven versions in total among the long-nose type F-4 series as the SWS line-up, replicate the "F-4G," which is said to be the most successful Wild Weasel, with its accurate external shape and details. You can compare the differences between each version by building them.
  
  
• The “Wild Weasel” SEAD (Suppression of Enemy Air Defense) aircraft is finally released. Its primary mission is to track and detect radio signals transmitted by enemy radar to their source so that they can destroy enemy air defense facilities. In other words, they are taking on the risky role of directing the attention of the targeted enemy air defense network to themselves. You can imagine the heroic scene of F-4G!

• F-4G, 52nd TFW, 81st TFS, Sr.no.69-7268 Spangdahlem AB, Germany July 1987
  F-4G belonging to the 52nd Tactical Combat Wing, 81st Tactical Combat Squadron, stationed at Spangdahlem Air Base, former West Germany, Sr. no. 69-7268, with 1987 markings. This aircraft was designated as the squadron leader of the 81st Tactical Combat Wing during the summer of 1987. The distinctive Black Panther marking on the side of the left intake is the mascot of the 81st Tactical Combat Squadron. Note the European One camouflage, painted entirely in three colors, including the underside of the fuselage!