IDF A-4 SkyhawK "Ayit" Model M/N clean

This is an ErikGen design. We are an approved printer for EriKGen designs. His exquisite STLs can be purchased and self printed here: EriKGen Designs
 
This is the same model as the M
 
Please note: 1-200 & 1-144 scale prints will receive 3 fuel probes. We do not ship probes for 1-300 or 1-285 scale prints. The are just too small, thin, and break easily. I use a bristle from a brush for my models as they are much more flexible. for 1-200 scale I use a "cut to length" piece of jewelry brass/copper wire from the craft store. 
 
The Israeli Air Force (IAF) A-4N Skyhawk, known in Israel as the "Ayit" (Eagle), was a specially modified, advanced ground-attack version of the A-4M Skyhawk II, featuring a longer tailpipe, larger parachute container, and increased avionics. These aircraft, which arrived in the 1970s and were later retired in 2015, were primarily operated by the 102 "Flying Tiger" Squadron. 
 
Service and Combat: The A-4N was used heavily in combat, including in the 1973 Yom, Kippur War, over Lebanon, and during various strikes in the region.
Major Base: The primary home for the A-4 Skyhawk fleet, including the N-model, was Hatzerim Airbase in the Negev, which now hosts the IAF Museum.
Arrivals: The first four Skyhawks (A-4H variant) arrived in Israel via the port of Haifa on December 29, 1967.
Retirement: The last A-4N Skyhawks were officially retired from the IAF on December 13, 2015, during a ceremony at Hatzerim.