Cockpit du F-104G au 1:12

Italeri 1:12 F-104G Cockpit Model Kit brings the Starfighter's crew station into close focus with a build centered on the aircraft's distinctive instrument layout and seat arrangement. At 1:12 scale, the cockpit section reaches 14.7 cm in length and 9.0 cm in width, giving the finished assembly enough presence for the analog panels, side consoles and structural forms to read clearly. The kit contains 124 parts and is designed as an assembly project for ages 14 years and up. The subject draws on the Lockheed F-104 Starfighter, an interceptor known for its slender fuselage, compact wing area and service life that stretched from the late 1950s into the mid-2000s with some air forces. Inside the cockpit, the period character comes through in the detailed controls, the instrument panel layout typical of 1950s and 1960s fighters, and the accurately reproduced Martin Baker Mk.I Q ejection seat. Decals supply the cockpit dials, while adhesive acetate silk seat belts and clear parts for the visor, gunsight and radar scope add further finishing detail. Assembly time is listed at 600 minutes, making this a substantial bench project built around painting, fitting and detailing rather than a quick weekend build. The completed cockpit section suits display on a shelf, in a cabinet or alongside other aviation subjects, where the concentrated interior detail can be viewed from multiple angles.