X-Jet from "X2 - X-Men United" (2003)

RETIRED

ABOUT THE DESIGN:		ABOUT THE MODEL:
For the sequel to his 2000 hit "X-Men," director Bryan Singer made several "upgrades" to his original cinematic interpretation of the classic Marvel comic book -- not the least of which was the hero's private aircraft, the X-Jet. Although still obviously based on an Air Force SR-71 "Blackbird," this new X-Jet was considerably sleeker and stealthier than its forward-swept-wing predecessor. The X-Jet is notable not only for its speed and maneuverability, but also for its advanced VTOL capabilities. Also, unlike a standard two-man SR-71, the X-Jet has been modified to carry more than a half-dozen.		Scale: 1:144 Material: Resin "Tabletop" style (No landing gear) Number of Pieces: 18 Model Length: 11" Master by Scott Lowther Casting by Acme Design, Inc.