AGM-119A Penguin Mk 3 Anti-Ship Missile

Highly detailed 3D model of the Norwegian-designed AGM-119A Penguin Mk.3, a lightweight infrared-guided anti-ship missile used by Western forces during the late Cold War and beyond.

Originally developed in Norway, the Penguin missile became one of the first operational passive infrared-guided anti-ship missiles, offering fire-and-forget capability without relying on radar — making it highly resistant to electronic countermeasures.

Historical Background:

The Penguin Mk.3 entered service in the late 1970s–1980s and was later adopted by the United States as the AGM-119A.

It was designed for F-16 for engage

• small to medium surface vessels
• fast attack craft
• coastal targets

Its infrared guidance allowed effective operation in environments where radar-guided missiles could be detected or jammed.

The AGM-119 Penguin has been used by:

• Royal Norwegian Air Force

Model Features:

• 1/48 scale
• Hollow missile body for efficient resin printing
• Separate nose section
• Mounting adapter included
• Clean, sharp surface detailing