Mirage IIIC 10-RF:No.31 EC 2:10 Seine French Air Force France June 1978 in 1:72 scale
This is the Mirage IIIC 10-RF: No.31 EC 2:10 Seine French Air Force France June 1978 in 1:72 scale by Hobby Master.
The Mirage IIIC 10-RF, operated by Escadron de Chasse 2/10 "Seine" at Base Aérienne 110 Creil in May 1978, stands out as a distinctive example of French aviation heritage. This aircraft was part of the Dassault Mirage III family, renowned for its delta-wing design and supersonic capabilities. The Mirage III was the first Western European combat aircraft to exceed Mach 2 in horizontal flight, marking a significant achievement in aviation history . The 10-RF variant, with its sleek lines and minimalistic markings, embodies the elegance and performance of the era. Its role in the French Air Force underscores its importance in air defense during the Cold War period.
Hobby Master has earned a reputation as one of the top-tier brands for die-cast aircraft due to its meticulous attention to detail, durable metal build, and rich historical accuracy. Collectors often praise their models for realistic panel lines, pad‑printed placards, functional features like removable canopies and landing gear, and authentic detachable ordnance—all hallmarks of their popular Air Power Series. Hobbyists consider Hobby Master “top‑notch,” ideal for collectors seeking museum‑grade realism and durable craftsmanship
The Mirage IIIC 10-RF, operated by Escadron de Chasse 2/10 "Seine" at Base Aérienne 110 Creil in May 1978, stands out as a distinctive example of French aviation heritage. This aircraft was part of the Dassault Mirage III family, renowned for its delta-wing design and supersonic capabilities. The Mirage III was the first Western European combat aircraft to exceed Mach 2 in horizontal flight, marking a significant achievement in aviation history . The 10-RF variant, with its sleek lines and minimalistic markings, embodies the elegance and performance of the era. Its role in the French Air Force underscores its importance in air defense during the Cold War period.
Hobby Master has earned a reputation as one of the top-tier brands for die-cast aircraft due to its meticulous attention to detail, durable metal build, and rich historical accuracy. Collectors often praise their models for realistic panel lines, pad‑printed placards, functional features like removable canopies and landing gear, and authentic detachable ordnance—all hallmarks of their popular Air Power Series. Hobbyists consider Hobby Master “top‑notch,” ideal for collectors seeking museum‑grade realism and durable craftsmanship
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