1/72 MiG-15 UTI (Mig-15 two-seat type) Finnish Air Force Special Photo-etched Parts Included
$50.00
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■ Description
●One-seventy-two scale replicates the post-war masterpiece of the MiG-15bis fighter.
●Modeling the complex model.
●Two sets of specially detailed editing parts.
●The kit and the cutting parts are from the Czech manufacturer Eduard.
●The inside of the cockpit is actually reproduced.
●Marking is a Finnish Air Force specification.
●All-in-one to make the masterpiece more real!
It's an all-in-one collection of special detail-up edging parts for a plastic model assembly kit that recreates the Soviet MiG-15 in 1/72 scale, making history as an early post-World War II jet fighter.
It's the real thing.
One of the most important aircraft in the history of the post-war jet fighter era was the MiG-15 developed by the Soviets. The first flight was successful in 1947, and deployment and operation began in 1949. The design was said to have been introduced with technology brought back from Germany after the war, and it showed high flight performance.
It's about the model.
The model is a 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit that recreates the Soviet MiG-15, a legacy of jet fighter history.
It is modeled after the twin-seat practice aircraft MiG-15UTI. In addition to this set, it also has dedicated detail-up etching parts. The body appearance, of course, is shown in sharp detail, such as the cockpit. The parts are sharp reproductions and enhanced finishes. The parts are made by the Czech company Edouard, which has been acclaimed by aviation fans.
The MiG-15, which is widely used in many parts of the world, is also a marking attraction, but this kit selects the marking of Finnish aircrafts in Northern Europe.
■ Specifications
Maker：PLATZ
Item No：AE-31
Scale：1/72
JAN：4545782106640
1/72 MiG-15 UTI (Mig-15 two-seat type) Finnish Air Force Special Photo-etched Parts Included
$50.00
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Product Weight: 0.27 kg
●One-seventy-two scale replicates the post-war masterpiece of the MiG-15bis fighter.
●Modeling the complex model.
●Two sets of specially detailed editing parts.
●The kit and the cutting parts are from the Czech manufacturer Eduard.
●The inside of the cockpit is actually reproduced.
●Marking is a Finnish Air Force specification.
●All-in-one to make the masterpiece more real!
It's an all-in-one collection of special detail-up edging parts for a plastic model assembly kit that recreates the Soviet MiG-15 in 1/72 scale, making history as an early post-World War II jet fighter.
It's the real thing.
One of the most important aircraft in the history of the post-war jet fighter era was the MiG-15 developed by the Soviets. The first flight was successful in 1947, and deployment and operation began in 1949. The design was said to have been introduced with technology brought back from Germany after the war, and it showed high flight performance.
It's about the model.
The model is a 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit that recreates the Soviet MiG-15, a legacy of jet fighter history.
It is modeled after the twin-seat practice aircraft MiG-15UTI. In addition to this set, it also has dedicated detail-up etching parts. The body appearance, of course, is shown in sharp detail, such as the cockpit. The parts are sharp reproductions and enhanced finishes. The parts are made by the Czech company Edouard, which has been acclaimed by aviation fans.
The MiG-15, which is widely used in many parts of the world, is also a marking attraction, but this kit selects the marking of Finnish aircrafts in Northern Europe.
■ Specifications
Maker：PLATZ
Item No：AE-31
Scale：1/72
JAN：4545782106640
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