Stratus 21122 Polish Wings No. 12. MiG-29 Pt. 2 EN – A Book on the History and Markings of the MiG-29 in Poland

Stratus 21122 Polish Wings No. 12. MiG-29 Pt. 2 EN is a unique publication intended for military aviation enthusiasts and modelers seeking reliable, detailed information about Polish MiG-29 fighters. The book, authored by Adam Gołąbek and illustrated by Marek Radomski, is published in the prestigious Polish Wings series, renowned for its high-quality historical studies and abundance of photographs and graphics. This part of the series pays special attention to MiG-29 aircraft acquired by Poland from Germany and the two-seat training and combat version, the MiG-29UB.

• Language: English, making this publication accessible to an international audience and to modelers interested in Polish aircraft from the Cold War and contemporary eras.
• Format: Practical A4 size, ideal both for reading and as a reference material when building scale models in popular scales such as 1/72, 1/48, 1/32.
• Length: 96 full-color pages, ensuring the highest quality presentation of photos and profiles.
• This publication features over 200 color photographs and 62 detailed color profiles, showcasing the variety of paint schemes and markings used by Polish Air Force MiG-29s.
• ISBN: 978-83-61421-12-2, a collectible product appreciated by aviation history enthusiasts.
• Perfect as a source of inspiration and knowledge for building models from the Cold War and the modern era, suitable for both beginner and advanced modelers.

The MiG-29 is a Soviet fourth-generation multirole fighter aircraft, introduced into service in the 1980s. The MiG-29 entered Polish service in 1989, with additional aircraft acquired from Germany in the first decade of the 21st century. This publication documents these important stages along with changes in paint schemes and markings. The book falls into the category of modeling literature / aircraft monographs and is an invaluable source of detailed knowledge.

We highly recommend this title both to modelers seeking authentic painting references and to enthusiasts of Polish aviation history. The difficulty level for using this book is rated at 1/5 – the publication is user-friendly, easy to understand, and richly illustrated.