Aires 2155 Su-25K Frogfoot A exhaust nozzle 1/32 Trumpeter

Aires 2155 Su-25K Frogfoot A Exhaust Nozzle is a high-quality detail set designed for the Su-25K Frogfoot A aircraft model in 1:32 scale, dedicated to Trumpeter kits. This is a specialist accessory designed by the renowned Aires company, known worldwide for exceptional precision and attention to detail in modeling components.

• Scale: 1:32
• Aircraft model: Sukhoi Su-25K Frogfoot A
• Country of use: USSR/Russia and many export countries, including Poland, Czech Republic, Bulgaria
• Service period: Contemporary times – debuted in 1981 and still in use today
• Material: highest quality polyurethane resin
• Category: detailed modeling set – resin upgrade parts
• Use: Trumpeter plastic model

The Su-25K Frogfoot A is one of the export versions of the Soviet ground-attack combat aircraft, designed for direct support of ground forces. These aircraft first saw combat during the Afghan conflict in the 1980s, with construction that enabled effective operations from unimproved airfields. The Su-25 became an icon of Soviet engineering during the Cold War era, and it still serves in many countries today, including involvement in conflicts in the Caucasus, the Middle East, and Africa.

The presented Aires 2155 set includes an extremely realistically reproduced engine exhaust nozzle, which significantly surpasses standard plastic parts in terms of surface detail, textures, weathering effects, and heat structures. The set is made of fine-grained, easy-to-work resin, allowing even the smallest details to stand out.

Product advantages:

• Perfect dimensional compatibility with the Trumpeter model
• A true treat for advanced modelers who value realism and authenticity
• Can be installed without complicated modifications
• Ideal for dioramas and collector displays

Assembly difficulty is rated at 3/5 – basic knowledge of working with resin and experience in precise finishing of modeling parts are required. This product is recommended for both intermediate and experienced military aviation enthusiasts, aiming to achieve a result close to reality.