Armory Models AW32013 Mikoyan MiG-9 Fargo / MiG-15 Fagot (early) wheels w/ weighted tires 1/32

Armory Models AW32013 Mikoyan MiG-9 Fargo / MiG-15 Fagot (early) wheels w/ weighted tires 1/32

We present an exceptional detail set Armory Models AW32013 dedicated to the reconstruction of wheels for Mikoyan MiG-9 Fargo and early version MiG-15 Fagot aircraft in 1/32 scale. This set has been designed for modelers who value historical accuracy and the highest quality of detail workmanship.

Brief Historical Description

The MiG-9 and MiG-15 were Soviet jet aircraft that played a key role in the development of military aviation after World War II. The MiG-9 (NATO code: Fargo) entered service just after the war and was the first serially produced Soviet jet fighter, operated from 1946 to 1949. The MiG-15 (Fagot), debuting in 1949, became an icon of the Cold War era, especially during the Korean conflict and in service with Warsaw Pact countries.

Product Details and Material

• Category: Resin upgrade model, accessories for aircraft model kits
• Scale: 1/32
• Material: High-quality resin, precisely cast using vacuum casting methods
• Designed for: MiG-9 Fargo and MiG-15 Fagot (early) models
• Additions: Realistically rendered tires with a “weighted tires” effect, simulating flattening under the weight of the aircraft for a natural look
• User country: USSR and Eastern Bloc countries
• Period of use: Cold War (1946–1960)

Is this set worth choosing?

We highly recommend this product to demanding modelers who are looking to enhance the realism of their models. Armory Models wheels accurately replicate the original components and are an invaluable upgrade when displaying aircraft on dioramas or at modeling competitions.

Difficulty Level

Difficulty level: 2/5. Assembly requires basic modeling skills in resin processing and painting.

Perfect for:

• Modelers wishing to expand the detailing of early postwar era jet aircraft models
• Participants in modeling competitions
• Military aviation history enthusiasts
• Collectors recreating details of Cold War era aircraft