Mystère IV - 1:72 Scale Model

Despite seemingly identical aerodynamics to the Mystère II, the Mystère IV was an entirely new aircraft, with a pear-shaped fuselage, thinner wings with an increased sweep (32° at 25% of the chord) and significantly greater power. It was equipped with hydraulic servo controls. Rugged, reliable and a good platform for weapons launch, the aircraft also had good manoeuvrability and excellent performance, matching or bettering the best equivalent foreign fighters at the time of its entry into service. The Mystère IV was used by the French Air Force from 1955 to 1982. It was used by the Patrouille de France from 1957 to 1964. The Mystère IVAs of the Patrouille de France were the first planes in the world to release red, white and blue smoke, during the 1957 Paris Air Show at Le Bourget. The production run reached 411 aircraft. This included 59 aircraft in service with two groups of fighter-bombers in the State of Israel (1956), and 110 aircraft exported to India (1957). For more detailed information about the Mystère IV, visit the official Dassault Aviation website at https://www.dassault-aviation.com/en/passion/aircraft/military-dassault-aircraft/mystere-iv/