RESKIT RSU72-0252 610 GALLON FUEL TANK LATE F-4 (E, EJ) "PHANTOM II" (3D PRINTED) 1/72 – 3D Detail Accessory for Aircraft Scale Models

We present an exceptional detail set: RESKIT RSU72-0252 610 GALLON FUEL TANK in 1/72 scale, dedicated to models of the renowned McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II multirole fighter in E and EJ variants. The kit includes a precisely recreated late variant of the 610-gallon (approx. 2300 liters) external fuel tank, mounted under the fuselage or wings of the F-4 – suitable for both the American E version and the Japanese EJ license-built version.

The F-4 Phantom II was widely used by the United States, Japan, and NATO allies, becoming one of the most important combat aircraft of the Cold War era (1960s, 70s, and 80s). It participated in military operations during the Vietnam War, the Arab-Israeli conflict, and numerous NATO missions. These fuel tanks extended the operational range of the aircraft, enabling longer combat sorties and long-range interception missions.

• Scale: 1/72
• Countries of use: United States, Japan, NATO countries (Cold War and modern times)
• Historical period: Cold War, contemporary times
• Material: Advanced 3D printed resin ensuring excellent detail sharpness
• Set contents: 1 detailed 610-gallon tank (late version) for self-painting and assembly
• Category: Scale model accessories, aircraft model details (3D printed)

This detail is intended for both ambitious advanced modelers and intermediate aviation modeling enthusiasts who wish to make their models more authentic. The precision of 3D printing ensures that this part impresses with sharpness and proportions unattainable in traditional plastic kits. It fits perfectly as an upgrade for F-4 models from Hasegawa, Revell, Italeri, or Academy.

We recommend this product to every modeler seeking maximum historical accuracy for F-4 Phantom II aircraft models in 1/72 scale. This accessory not only increases the authenticity of your replica but also allows you to depict the aircraft from its late service years in the most demanding diorama scenes or display collections.

Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – an easy-to-work-with 3D detail, recommended even for intermediate modelers.