40db gain at 10.7MHz with 3 opamps - a good exercise to try, but nobody would do that in real life, imho..
Where they would do it is a video or baseband application where instead of 10.7 MHz it is DC to 10.7 MHz.
Yes, the OPs schematic looks a lot like a video amplifier.
Over time, we have had quite a few Beginners complaining that their clever Op Amp tuned RF amplifier simulated perfectly, but oscillated in real life, thus learning an interesting lesson about Op Amps, & the similarity of the effect to that which made the old school "Tuned Plate, Tuned Grid" oscillator work.
I tend to wonder what the application is, as 10.7MHz is usually used for IF stages which are required to be selective.
If this thing is fed from conventional LC tuned circuits & outputs to similar circuitry, it will almost certainly oscillate.