COBI Armed Forces SAAB JAS 39 Gripen C Czech Air Force, 1:48, 465 hp

Build the SAAB JAS 39 Gripen model - a modern Swedish light multi-role fighter aircraft produced by the SAAB aviation company in co-production with BAE Systems. The name of the Gripen aircraft refers to the SAAB crest, which hides the neck and emphasizes the multitasking nature of the aircraft. The abbreviation JAS was formed from words in Swedish meaning: Jakt - hunting, Attack - ambush, Spaning - exploration. The Gripen is a high-performance multi-role machine capable of performing all of these tasks. The duck and wing configuration in a delta configuration allows for high speeds to be developed. According to the specification, the take-off and landing distance is only 800 m. The fighter has been produced and developed since 1987. The export version "C" according to the specifications of NATO countries has been produced since 2003. The aircraft were used by the Czech, Hungarian, Swedish, South African, Thai and Brazilian air forces. In the UK, Gipens are used as training aircraft at The Empire Test Pilots' School. Gripen fighters were also offered to Poland in the so-called "Tender of the Century", but they gave way to the American F-16. The package contains 465 cubes.