1/72 F-4C Phantom II "Wiliam Tell" 63-7666, 57th FIS, USAF, Iceland, 1977 by Hobby Master delivers authentic Cold War jet detail for aviation collectors and military history fans.

Featuring:

• Diecast metal construction: sturdy build with crisp panel lines and rivet detail
• Factory-applied paint and markings: accurate USAF livery from the 1977 William Tell competition
• Detailed cockpit and undercarriage: includes pilot figures and landing gear
• Display stand included: ready for shelf or case display

Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Length: 26.5 cm
• Width: 16.2 cm
• Height: 6.5 cm

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: 1:72
• Manufacturer: Hobby Master
• Model: F-4C Phantom II "William Tell" 63-7666
• Unit: 57th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, USAF
• Location: Iceland, 1977
• Material: Diecast metal with plastic parts
• Paint and glue: Not required
• Assembly: None required

Perfect for military aircraft enthusiasts, Cold War collectors, and display in your home or office, backed by Hobby Master’s reputation for quality and detail.

Why this aircraft matters

The F-4C Phantom II served as a key interceptor for the USAF during the Cold War. This model represents the 57th FIS based in Iceland, known for its role in air defence during the tense years of East-West rivalry. The "William Tell" livery commemorates the prestigious air-to-air weapons meet, highlighting the squadron’s skill and readiness. The authentic paint scheme and squadron markings make this a standout piece for any collection.

How to use it

Display it on your shelf, desk, or in a showcase. No tools, glue, or paint needed—everything is finished at the factory. The included stand lets you show off the Phantom in flight or on the ground.

Looking to expand your military aircraft collection? This F-4C Phantom II brings Cold War history and USAF heritage to your display.

This is a diecast model. It is fragile and not recommended for children.