Cessna A37B / OA37B Dragonfly

Cessna A-37B/OA-37B Dragonfly. Cessna light attack aircraft evolved from the economical T-37 twin-engine jet trainer. Kit features a well represented airframe with fine raised panel lines and rivet heads, detailed side-by-side cockpit, optional seated aircrew, separately molded antennae and refueling probe, intake and exhaust turbine faces, multi-part canopy, pylons with sway braces, SUU-1 1/A gun pods (x2), Mk.82 bombs (x2), BLU-32 napalm bombs (x2) and 100 gallon drop tanks (x4) - all plastic is ex-Monogram mold. Also includes extensive resin up-grades by Avionix and True Details - cockpit tub, sidewalls, cockpit controls, instrument panel, glare-shield, gun-sight, ejection seats, nose and main wheels, Mk.82 bombs (x4) and LAU-32/A rocket launcher pods (x2); plus photo-etch details by Eduard (including FOD screens). Decals and color painting guide for 3 aircraft: USAF A-37B s/n 69-6350 of the 8th Special Operations Squadron, pilot Capt John Lamb, Bien Hoa AB, Vietnam, 1971; USAF OA-37B Pennsylvania Air National Guard s/n 73-1094 of the 103rd Fighter Squadron, 1987 and Fuerza Aera Dominicana OA-37B s/n 3701 of the Escuadron de Combate, San Isidro Air Base, 2000