1/72 F-14A "Tomcat" 160388 VF-41"Black Aces" USS Nimitz 1978 SHORTS CAMO Crisp USAF livery printing: Captures 10004

Name: 1/72 F-14A "Tomcat" 160388 VF-41"Black Aces" USS Nimitz 1978 SHORTS CAMO Crisp USAF livery printing: Captures 10004
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1 72 F 14A "Tomcat" 160388 VF 41"Black Aces" USS Nimitz 1978 SHORTS CAMO Crisp USAF livery printing: Captures 10004 Crisp USAF livery printing: Captures the Utah Air National Guard markings with accurate insignia and clean finish Rothco's Army PT shorts feature lightweight quick dry fabric and anti microbial treated interior Perfect for: US Navy aviation collectors 1 72 F 14A "Tomcat" 160388 VF 41 "Black Aces" USS Nimitz 1978 delivers a detailed ready to display replica of a classic US Navy carrier fighter for aviation collectors and military aircraft enthusiasts

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