MOC-241734 Military F-14 Tomcat Aircraft Building Block Model (2276PCS) by Otto

MOC-241734 Military F-14 Tomcat Aircraft Building Block Model (2276PCS) by Otto

Features：

.Product Introduction: Designed and authorized by Otto.
This model is designed based on technical drawings. It features removable and customizable external mounts, functional flight control surfaces on the wing and horizontal stabilizers, retractable landing gear capable of supporting the model, speed brakes, a tail hook, an opening canopy with a detailed cockpit, and variable-sweep wing.
.Parts Description: Made from 2276 bricks with precise molding and a finish. The pieces fit tightly, ensuring a structure with smooth surfaces and edges.
.Clear Instruction: Scan the QR code to access the instructions for step-by-step assembly.  It also enhances hands-on skills and creativity.
.Value and Significance: This model serves as an impressive medieval display piece and a great decorative item for any space.
.Notes: Contains small parts, so please handle and store it carefully.
.Background:
The F-14 was a carrier-based fighter aircraft that has since been retired from service. It was originally developed as an air-superiority platform, designed for long-range interception and fleet air defense missions while operating from aircraft carriers. Drawing on combat experience from earlier conflicts, the aircraft placed strong emphasis on close-range maneuverability, offering excellent sustained turning performance. As a result, it combined effective long-range engagement capability with strong close-combat performance.
Developed by Grumman, the aircraft conducted its first test flight in 1970 and entered active service in 1974, replacing an earlier generation of carrier-based fighters. Its early role focused on protecting carrier-centered task groups, and from the mid-1990s onward it was adapted for more precise ground-attack missions. Although there were plans to extend its service life through upgrades, shifting global circumstances led to those plans being canceled, and its operational role was gradually taken over by a newer multirole aircraft. After more than three decades of service, the F-14 was officially retired in September 2006.
Outside the United States, Iran was the only country to operate this aircraft type, receiving 79 units during the 1970s. During regional conflicts, the aircraft achieved notable results in air combat. Despite limited external technical support, estimates suggest a high number of successful engagements with relatively few losses. Iran is believed to still maintain a small number of these aircraft in operational condition today.

Specifications:

.Material: ABS
.Product Weight: 2000g
.Package Weight: 2300g
.Product Dimensions: 58.6x 59.8x 14.2cm
.Package Dimensions: 30.8x 20.8x 10cm
.Packing: Graphic Carton
.Ages: 16+