The South Korean Air Force FA-50 Fighting Eagle is a light combat aircraft developed by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) in collaboration with Lockheed Martin. Derived from the T-50 Golden Eagle advanced trainer, the FA-50 is designed to perform a wide range of missions, including air-to-air combat, air-to-ground strikes, and reconnaissance.
Equipped with advanced avionics and weapon systems, the FA-50 can carry a variety of munitions, including precision-guided bombs, air-to-surface missiles, and air-to-air missiles. Its multi-role capability and affordability make it an attractive option for smaller air forces seeking to modernize their fleets without the cost of heavier fighter jets like the F-16. With a top speed of Mach 1.5, the FA-50 provides excellent agility and combat readiness, while its advanced radar and avionics ensure situational awareness and engagement precision.
The FA-50's versatility and cost-effectiveness have made it a key asset for South Korea's air defense strategy and a popular choice for export to other nations looking for a reliable, modern light fighter.
The product reproduces the aircraft's form and various weapons (air-to-air AGM-65 / air-to-ground guided missile KGGB) with precise molding.
Includes decals and canopy masking stickers for five Republic of Korea Air Force aircraft.
