Hasegawa [PT47] 1:48 A-7D/E Corsair II

The Ling-Temco-Vought A-7A Corsair II was developed as a carrier-based attack aircraft to succeed the A-4 Skyhawk. To reduce development time and costs, design concepts from the company's F-8 Crusader carrier-based fighter were applied, and some of its parts were also used. The A model was the initial production version and was deployed to combat units in September 1967. It was subsequently developed into the B, C, and E models, and the final model for the Navy rolled out in May 1971.

Data:
Crew: 1
Wingspan: 11.80m
Length: 14.06m
Height: 4.90m
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 14,750kg
Engine: P&W TF30-P-6×1
Thrust: 5,150kg
Top Speed: 930km/h
Fixed Armament: 20mm machine guns×2
First Flight: September 27, 1965 (prototype)