Kagero 7136 The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17 EN/PL – modeller’s book

Kagero 7136 The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17 EN/PL is a unique publication primarily aimed at aviation modelling enthusiasts and fans of military aviation history. The author of the publication is Marcin Dworzecki, and it is published by the renowned KAGERO publishing house, known for its high-quality monographs on military aircraft. The book features bilingual texts in English and Polish, allowing both Polish modellers and foreign enthusiasts to use it seamlessly.

The study contains as many as 20 pages full of valuable information, technical drawings, and color profiles that present detailed paint schemes and markings of the MiG-17 fighter. This aircraft was produced in the USSR by the Mikoyan-Gurevich design bureau and was used by many countries around the world, including the Air Forces of the USSR, Poland, Egypt, China, Cuba and North Vietnam. The MiG-17 was designed as an improved successor to the MiG-15 and played a key role during the conflicts of the Cold War, especially during the Vietnam War and the Middle East crisis.

The book Kagero 7136 presents unique technical drawings in various scales (e.g. 1/72, 1/48), making it easier for modellers to replicate details and accurately build models from scratch or during conversion of ready-made kits. 10 color profiles depict selected examples from different periods of service and user countries, making the guide an invaluable aid when choosing a painting scheme and creating realistic markings.

• Format: A4 (210 x 297 mm) guarantees clear illustrations
• Softcover, easy to use while working
• Clear content layout and professional graphical preparation

The publication is aimed both at experienced modellers (difficulty level 1/5) and beginners who want to deepen their knowledge of the MiG-17 and enhance the quality of their models. It is an ideal addition to plastic model kits in any scale and is especially recommended for those building aircraft collections from the Cold War era. We recommend this book to everyone who values a wealth of detail and the reliability of technical drawings in modelling work.