The McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II is a two-seat, twin-engine, all-weather, long-range supersonic fighter-bomber originally developed for the U.S. Navy by McDonnell Aircraft. The F-4 holds a record for the longest continuous production for a fighter with a run of 24 years.

The "J" version of this aircraft was the one flown by the Blue Angels during the '70s. This rendition has a showy representation with no missiles and a glossy finish.

This is a 1/7.5 scale model of the F-4 (the same scale as Skymaster's F-4 kit), with the original variable camber wings replicated. There is also an "afterburner" equipped variant available. This changes the JetCat P-80 to a P-120 and is about 20 mph faster (scale speeds of 1035 mph vs 840 mph).

This model was created by Doug Kaye (DHK79); with technical advisement through out the whole process & final quality checks and adjustments provided by George Miller (Katonka). Please visit the F-4 development thread for additional details.

This file has been updated to correct a UVW mapping error.

Note to G3 users: myfly021 has been provided the source files for this plane and will be converting it for use with G3.