Features:
1. Model Aircraft: United States Air Force F-22 Raptor Fighter
2. Collection Aircraft: United States Air Force F-22 Raptor Fighter Model 1:100 Scale Model Length Is 7.5in
3. Prototype Aircraft: The Model Aircraft Is Strictly Restored According To The Original Aircraft Proportions And Details. High Quality Die Cast Alloy Model.
4. Decor Model: Model Aircraft Is Very Suitable To Decorate Your Desk, Showcase And Shelf.
5. Perfect Gifts: The Great Gift Choice For Birthday, Christmas, New Year To Your Lover, Family And Friends, Also Suitable For Aircraft Collection Enthusiast.

Specifications:
Product Model: United States Air Force F-22 Raptor Fighter
Product Scale: 1:100
Product Material: Alloy+Plastic
Product Size: 19cm X 14cm

Aircraft Prototype History:
The F-22 Fighter Jet Is A Single Seat Twin Engine High Stealth Fifth Generation Fighter Jet From The United States, And Is The World' S First Fifth Generation Fighter Jet To Enter Service. The Combination Of Stealth Performance, Sensitivity, Accuracy, And Situational Awareness Of The F-22 Fighter Jet, Combined With Its Air-To-Air And Air To Ground Combat Capabilities, Makes It The Most Comprehensive Fighter Jet In The World Today. The F-22 Fighter Jet Was Jointly Developed By Lockheed Martin And Boeing, And Entered Service With The Us Air Force In The Early 21st Century To Replace The F-15 Fighter Jet. Lockheed Martin Is The Main Contractor Responsible For Designing Most Of The Fuselage, Weapon Systems, And Final Assembly Of The F-22. The Planned Partner Boeing Provides Wings, Aft Fuselage, Integrated Avionics Systems, And Training Systems. The Frontal Radar Cross Section Of The F-22 Fighter Jet Is Reportedly Only 0.0001-0.0002 Square Meters, And The Image Displayed On The Radar Screen Is Equivalent To The Size Of A Marble. On September 7, 1997, The F-22 Fighter Jet Conducted Its First Test Flight. On December 15, 2005, The F-22a Fighter Reached Initial Operational Capability. On December 13, 2011, The Last Mass-Produced F-22 Was Produced, And The F-22 Production Line Was Also Shut Down. The Number Of F-22s In Service In The Us Military Was Fixed At 187. The F-22 Cannot Be Exported Due To Legal Restrictions, And The United States Is Currently The Only User Of The F-22. Eight Squadrons Are Deployed In Alaska, And There Is Also An F-22 Squadron (27th Squadron) Established On May 12, 2005 At Langley Air Force Base In Virginia. F-22 Utilizes Two Main Weapons Bays And Two Side Weapons Bays.. The Large Magazine Is Equipped With A Telescopic Launch Frame And Can Carry Medium Range Air-To-Air Missiles Or Aviation Bombs, While The Two Side Magazines Are Specifically Designed For Launching Combat Missiles. The Engine Intake Used In The F-22 Is The Mature Caret Intake On The F18E/F Model. The F-22 Is Overall Ahead Of Other Advanced Fighter Jets In Terms Of Aviation Electronics, Maneuverability, And Weapon Configuration, While Supersonic Cruise Capability And Stealth Performance Are Capabilities That Most Fighter Jets Have Not Yet Achieved, And In Terms Of Indicator Statistics, It Is Even Impossible To Quantify And Compare. The Su-37 And Other Russian Made Fighter Jets Equipped With Vector Nozzles Can Compete With The F-22 In Terms Of Maneuverability, While The European Typhoon And Rafale Fighter Jets Can Reach The Level Of The F-22 In Electronic Devices After Replacing Phased Array Radar (Which Has Not Yet Been Achieved), But These Aircraft Are Lacking In Other Performance Aspects. Especially With The Advanced Stealth Capability Of The F-22, Its Radar Reflection Area Is Only 0.01 Square Meters, No Different From An Ordinary Bird. This Is Enough To Reduce The Radar Detection Range Of Fourth Generation Fighter Jets Equipped With Traditional Pulse Doppler Radar, Such As The Su-27, To An Exaggerated Level Of 10-20 Kilometers, Which Can Completely Offset Most Of The Combat Capabilities Of Fourth Generation And Fourth And A Half Generation Fighter Jets. But If Encountering A Fourth And A Half Generation Fighter Equipped With Active Phased Array Radar (Aesa), Coupled With An Efficient Airborne Early Warning Command System With A Large Early Warning Aircraft As The Core, Even The F-22 Needs To Handle With Caution.

Packaging Includes:
1* United States Air Force F-22 Raptor Fighter Model
1* Display Stand