The RSAF F-15SG model was carefully designed by me based on some resources from 3D Warehouse.

The model is scaled down to a 1/200 ratio and is available in two configurations of 6x2 and 2x2, each equipped with AMRAAM missiles and AIM-9X air-to-air missiles.

More bomb models will be launched in the future!

The printing was done using an Anycubic Photon 3D printer and Anycubic gray resin.

The F-15SG is an advanced upgraded model of the F-15E "Strike Eagle" multi-role fighter developed by Boeing for the US Air Force, designed to comprehensively enhance the air defense and ground attack capabilities of the Republic of Singapore Air Force

This model can perform air combat and ground attack missions in all weather conditions.

In December 2005, the Singapore government signed a $1.6 billion contract with Boeing to purchase 12 F-15SG fighter jets to replace the RSAF's retired A-4SU "Super Skyhawk" attack aircraft. The first F-15SG rolled off the assembly line in November 2008 and was officially delivered in May 2009.

In October 2007, the Singapore Ministry of Defence ordered four additional F-15SG aircraft within the original contract framework and exercised the right to purchase eight more fighter jets. In September 2013, the RSAF announced that the F-15SG fighter jets had achieved full combat capability.

The last batch of eight fighter jets were delivered successively from early 2016 to July 2017.

In April 2013, the Singapore government signed a Foreign Military Sales

In November 2017, the US State Department approved the sale of foreign military equipment worth a total of $415 million to the Singaporean government, including GBU-10 "Paveway II" laser-guided bombs

The 428th Fighter Squadron is under the command of the 366th Fighter Wing at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho. Currently, the squadron is equipped with F-15SG "Strike Eagle" fighter jets and regularly conducts formal training missions to provide pilots of the Republic of Singapore Air Force with the qualification for operating the F-15SG fighter jets, helping them successfully pass the training assessments of the "Peace Cavendish V" program.