Litaki 144002 Tu-22m3 Backfire-C. Scale 1/144

Litaki 144002 Tu-22M3 Backfire-C – plastic 1:144 scale model kit

Litaki 144002 Tu-22m3 Backfire-C is a high-quality 1:144 scale plastic model kit that faithfully replicates the Soviet strategic bomber Tupolev Tu-22M3. This model is designed for military aviation enthusiasts and Cold War history buffs, making it a unique offering in the combat aircraft model segment.

Model Features

• Scale: 1:144
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Category: plastic model kit
• Manufacturer: Litaki
• The set includes decals, detailed parts, and a clear assembly manual

Historical Information

The Tupolev Tu-22M3 “Backfire-C” is a supersonic strategic bomber designed and produced in the USSR. Developed since the late 1960s, it entered service in the Soviet Air Force in 1983 and is still in use today by Russia. The aircraft is characterized by variable-geometry wings, the ability to carry both conventional and nuclear weapons, and a long operational range. The Tu-22M3 was heavily used during the Cold War, being a cornerstone of Soviet strategic aviation. It was also deployed in military conflicts, including in Syria.

Why choose Litaki 144002 Tu-22M3?

• The model features a high level of detail, especially for the 1:144 scale, making it an attractive piece for collectors' shelves
• Perfect for dioramas depicting military aviation from the Cold War to modern times
• Very well-designed surface panel, armament, and cockpit details
• The small size allows the model to fit in a compact display case
• Excellent choice for modelers interested in Soviet military technology and bomber collectors

The set is recommended for modelers with an intermediate skill level (difficulty 3/5), though the clear instructions allow even less experienced hobbyists to achieve very good results.

In summary, Litaki 144002 Tu-22M3 Backfire-C is a product recommended for anyone who appreciates faithfully reproduced Soviet bombers and wants to add a unique model of one of the most recognizable aircraft of the Cold War era to their collection.