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The Hasegawa US Aircraft Weapons Set IX (HAX7214) is designed for intermediate to advanced scale modelers looking to enhance the realism of their 1:72 scale US fighter aircraft collections. It provides high-precision Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAMs) and modern targeting pods that add professional-grade detail to models like the F-15E and F-16C. Please note that this product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly, painting, and specialized hobby tools, and it does not include the aircraft models themselves.
| Model Part Number | HAX7214 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hasegawa |
No, this is a weapons accessory kit only. The aircraft models must be purchased separately.
Yes, as long as the aircraft kit is in 1:72 scale, these weapons can be adapted to fit most standard hardpoints.
You will need standard hobby tools including a hobby knife, side cutters, tweezers for small parts, plastic cement, and hobby-grade paint.
The set includes an assortment of JDAMs and targeting pods compatible with modern US fighters.
Please check the specific packaging, as standard weapons sets typically rely on painting techniques, though some kits may contain small stencil markings.
Use a sharp hobby knife or specialized side cutters rather than twisting, and sand down any remaining nubs.
Wash the sprues in warm soapy water to remove any residual factory mold release agents before beginning assembly.
Use a thin liquid cement sparingly with a fine brush applicator to avoid damaging the engraved surfaces.
To ensure the best results, use high-quality plastic cement for assembly and ensure all parts are cleaned of mold release agents before painting. For painting, utilize an airbrush or fine-tipped hobby brushes to apply light gray or white base coats depending on your chosen ordnance scheme. Always remove parts from the plastic sprue using a side cutter rather than twisting, which prevents damage to the fine detailing. Store your finished weapon sets in a dust-free environment, and keep the leftover pieces organized in a hobby box for future build projects.
