── 1/72 kit that can make a masterpiece fighter firmly!
- This is a 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit of the Soviet MiG-15, which has gone down in history as a masterpiece jet fighter from the early post-war period.
[About the actual machine]
- The Soviet-developed MiG-15 is an integral part of the history of the post-war jet fighter era.
- First flight was successful in 1947, and deployment and operation began in 1949.
- It is said that the technology brought back from Germany after the war was introduced in the design, and it demonstrated high flight performance.
- Airframe shape with swept wings was one such technology. After that, the engine was replaced with the VK-1, and the MiG 15bis appeared with improvements to each part.
- Became the most produced version of the MiG-15 produced in large numbers.
- The mass-produced MiG-15 was adopted not only by the Soviet Union, but also by many communist countries, and was also used by the Finnish Air Force and was active for a long time. -The double-seat type was used for pilot training at UTI.
[About the model]
- The model is a 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the historical Soviet MiG-15 jet fighter.
- Modeled on a two-seat trainer type MiG-15UTI. The parts are made by Eduard of the Czech Republic, which has a reputation among airplane fans for its sharp reproduction.
- The aircraft is divided into left and right.
- The shape and angle of the characteristic swept main wing are accurately reproduced.
-Furthermore, the cockpit, legs, and the inside of the leg storage are also detailed, which is unique to 1/72.
-Reproduce the features of the masterpiece machine with a total length of about 140mm.
- The markings of the MiG-15, which was widely used around the world, are also attractive, but for this kit, the markings of the Finnish Air Force aircraft in Northern Europe are selected.
- I'm looking forward to a slightly different finish.
[Major features]
- Reproduce the post-war masterpiece MiG-15bis in 1/72 scale
- Modeled double-seat type
- Parts made by Eduard in the Czech Republic
- Realistic reproduction of the cockpit interior
- Markings are for the Finnish Air Force
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )