F-16 CD Fighting Falcon 182 Atmaca Sq 2007-2009 Scheme Decal Set
$17,00 – $24,00
- High Quality silkscreen printed stencils by Microscale USA
- HD laserprinted tail art and drop tanks decal.
- Compatible with microsol and microset.
- Product codes:
- Dbt-01088 (1/48)
- Dbt-01089 (1/32)
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Description
F-16 CD Fighting Falcon 182 Atmaca Sq 2007-2009 Scheme Decal Set
The F-16 CD Fighting Falcon 182 Atmaca Sq 2007-2009 Scheme Decal Set captures a rare and iconic look from the Turkish Air Force’s operational history. Used between 2007 and 2009, these special markings showcase the unique identity of the 182nd Atmaca Squadron.
Printed using high-quality digital silk screen technology, the decal set features sharp details, national insignia, tail numbers, and squadron art. With ultra-thin carrier film, it applies smoothly and blends seamlessly into your model. Fully compatible with Microsol and Microset, this set ensures strong adhesion and professional results.
Whether you’re a collector or scale aircraft modeler, the F-16 CD Fighting Falcon 182 Atmaca Sq 2007-2009 Scheme Decal Set adds accuracy, uniqueness, and value to your build. Trust BabibiModel for decals that reflect the strength and legacy of TuRAF squadrons.
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| Scale | "1/48", "1/32" |
|---|---|
| Build Model | F-16 Fighting Falcon |
| Suitable Kits | Academy, Airfix, Ammo Mig, Eduard, Esci, Fine Molds, Fujimi, Generic, Hasegawa, Heller, Hobby Boss, Hobbytime, Italeri, Kinetic, Matchbox, Meng, Minicraft, Monogram, P.M, Revell, Tamiya, Tomytec |
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The 182nd Atmaca Squadron (182. Atmaca Filo) is one of the prominent fighter-bomber squadrons of the Turkish Air Force. Originally established as the 112th Squadron in 1948, it was restructured and renamed the 182nd Atmaca Squadron in 1951. In 1987, the squadron underwent modernization by incorporating American-made F-16C/D Fighting Falcon fighter jets into its arsenal. Stationed at Diyarbakır’s 8th Main Jet Base Command, the 182nd Squadron plays a significant role in various combat and training missions. The squadron actively participates in both NATO and national defense operations, being recognized as a crucial component of the Turkish Air Force with its modern aerial warfare capabilities.
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