ICM 48905 MiG-25 BM, Soviet Strike Aircraft 1/48 – Plastic model kit of a military aircraft for assembly

The ICM 48905 MiG-25 BM kit in 1/48 scale is a detailed replica of the legendary Soviet strike fighter-bomber dedicated to SEAD missions. The model is produced by the renowned company ICM, ensuring high manufacturing quality and faithful reproduction of details, making it an attractive choice for advanced modeling enthusiasts passionate about military aviation.

Historical model – MiG-25 BM

The original MiG-25 BM is a variant designed for SEAD (Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses) missions, belonging to the MiG-25 family known by the NATO reporting name “Foxbat.” These aircraft were developed in the USSR and entered service in the mid-1970s, utilizing the most modern aviation technologies of their era. They were mainly operated by the Soviet Air Force, but also by other Warsaw Pact countries and several Middle Eastern nations. The MiG-25 BM played a role especially during the Middle East conflicts of the 1980s and throughout the Cold War, providing operational superiority over enemy air defense systems.

Model characteristics

• Scale: 1/48
• Country of origin of the original: USSR
• Operational period: Cold War, years 1975–1990
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• Cockpit, landing gear, and armament elements precisely reproduced
• The kit does not include glue, paints, or additional accessories such as photo-etched parts, metal barrels, or resin components – however, you can complement your collection with these upgrades as desired

Category and recommendations

Category: Plastic model kit of a military aircraft.
Target group: This model is recommended primarily for experienced and intermediate modelers interested in Cold War military aviation. The number of details and fidelity of representation pose a significant challenge—but also guarantee great satisfaction from the final result.

Difficulty rating: 4/5

The model requires precise assembly and appropriate modeling skills, and its construction allows you to develop your techniques and broaden your historical and technological knowledge about Soviet aircraft designs.