Italeri 1235 1/72 EF-111A Raven Model Kit - Detailed Electronic Warfare Replica  [IT-1235S]

Italeri 1235 - 1/72 Ef-111A Raven
Price:
CAD$29.74
Brand:
Italeri
Model:
IT-1235S
GTIN:
8001283012355
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Italeri 1/72 EF-111A Raven - A Precise Electronic Warfare Subject for Model Builds

The Italeri 1/72 scale EF-111A Raven kit recreates a key US Air Force electronic warfare platform with careful attention to shape and surface detail. The model highlights the Raven's role as a dedicated jamming aircraft and provides a rewarding project for hobbyists who enjoy military aviation subjects and accurate finishes.

Service Background and Operational Importance

The EF-111A Raven succeeded earlier platforms like the EB-66 Destroyer and introduced advanced electronic countermeasure capabilities that were important from the late 1970s through the 1990s. Its jamming systems played a supporting role in several operations, making it an interesting subject for history-minded modellers.

Build Characteristics and Showcase Potential

This Italeri kit presents finely moulded components that let builders capture the Raven's distinctive lines. The 1/72 scale provides a good balance between detail and shelf footprint, suitable for modellers with basic to intermediate skills. Finished models make effective display pieces that highlight electronic warfare equipment and silhouette.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Material: Polystyrene plastic
  • Assembly: Requires glue
  • Paint: Recommended for authentic finish
The kit has precise parts and small details; it is best for modellers with some prior plastic kit experience, though careful beginners can complete it with patience.
Yes, the kit includes decal sheets offering authentic Raven marking options to match period paint schemes.
Standard plastic model cement and basic modelling tools are sufficient. Fine tweezers and a sharp knife help with small parts and decal placement.
Yes, builders often fit resin details or photo-etch sets for instrument panels and antennas, but the kit builds well straight from the box.

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