F-16 CD Fighting Falcon 182 Atmaca Sq Old Scheme Decal Set
Price range: $17,00 through $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-01085 (1/48)
- Dbt-01086 (1/32)
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F-16 CD Fighting Falcon 182 Atmaca Sq Old Scheme Decal Set
Capture a classic era of Turkish Air Force history with the F-16 CD Fighting Falcon 182 Atmaca Sq Old Scheme Decal Set. This high-quality decal set features the original markings used by the 182nd Atmaca Squadron, reflecting their early identity and operational style.
Printed using advanced digital silk screen technology, the decals provide crisp details, accurate colors, and squadron-specific insignia. With ultra-thin carrier film, application is smooth and professional. Fully compatible with Microsol and Microset, they ensure excellent adhesion and long-lasting durability.
Perfect for collectors and scale modelers who value historical authenticity, the F-16 CD Fighting Falcon 182 Atmaca Sq Old Scheme Decal Set adds character and depth to your build. Choose BabibiModel for premium decals inspired by the proud heritage of TuRAF squadrons.
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| Scale | "1/48", "1/32" |
|---|---|
| Build Model | F-16 Fighting Falcon |
| Suitable Kits | Academy, Airfix, Ammo Mig, Dragon, Eduard, Esci, Fine Molds, Fujimi, Generic, Hasegawa, Heller, Hobby Boss, Hobbytime, Italeri, Kinetic, Kitty Hawk, 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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