A-10A Thunderbolt II™ – Ground Attack Aircraft

This is a limited-edition series build and will not restock after its initial production run. Order between 3-1-24 and 3-3-24 to guarantee your copy!

Kits ship on or around 4-19-24.

About the A-10A Thunderbolt II™ – Ground Attack Aircraft:

Entering service in 1976 and remaining in use today, the robust and hard-hitting Warthog is built to take and deliver heavy damage. The A-10 made its combat debut in the Gulf War against Iraqi helicopters, missiles, and ground units and served through the 1990s in the Balkans over Bosnia and Kosovo. In the 2000s, Warthogs flew thousands of missions annually in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The Warthog is an airframe designed around a powerful auto-cannon. The 30mm seven-barrel rotary cannon fires 3,900 armor-piercing rounds per minute, or about 70 rounds per second, and can hit a target from 4,000 feet while in flight. Remarkably durable, the aircraft features thick armor, backup mechanics, protected fuel systems, and landing gear—which is offset to make room for the cannon—capable of deployment even if hydraulics fail. Although criticized for its single purpose limitations, the A-10 remains popular, with infantry quipping ‘Go Ugly Early,’ calling for the Hog and its cannon to support ground troops without delay.　

We may have stock on our domestic site (momcom.jp). Please contact us and we will transfer the stock to our overseas site.