1/72 Painted finished product made of plastic The 31st Fighter Squadron Tomcatters reproduces the F-14D installed on the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt in 2005. The 31st Fighter Squadron was established in 1935 as the U.S. Navy's second aviation squadron. In the Pacific War, the mascot of VF-3 was Felix Cat, and it follows that pattern. Model size: Aircraft length: 26.5cm Main wing length: 27cm (when variable wings are deployed) Height: 7.6cm Flight status stage not included.　It will be shipped from within Japan. If there is a defect such as damage or missing items, we will replace or refund the item. The F-14 is a carrier-based fighter developed by the American company Grumman (now Northrop Grumman). His nickname is Tomcat, which means male cat. As a successor to the F-4 Phantom II owned and operated by the U.S. Navy, it is classified as a fourth-generation jet fighter, featuring the operational capabilities of the variable wing and long-range AIM-54 Phoenix developed by Grumman. carrier-based fighter. After its first flight in 1970, it was deployed to operational units in 1973. A total of 712 aircraft were built, and the only other aircraft besides the US Navy was used by the Iranian Air Force. The F-14B is an F-14A with engine replacement and avionics replacement. The problem with the F-14A's TF30 engine was pointed out from the beginning of its development. Eventually, the F-14 was developed with a General Electric F110-GE-400 engine, and became known as the F-14B. The Ð type's fire control system and data link system have been updated, including replacing the radar with a digitalized AN/APG-71.