Eduard 481001 MiG-23BN Upgrade Set 1/48

We present the high-quality detail set Eduard 481001 MiG-23BN upgrade set 1/48 designed to precisely enhance the realism and detail of plastic models of the MiG-23BN ground-attack fighter in the popular 1/48 scale. This product is dedicated to modelers seeking to enrich their collections with details that recreate with the highest fidelity the characteristic features of aircraft produced during the Cold War era.

The MiG-23BN is a Soviet ground-attack aircraft based on the legendary MiG-23 fighter. These machines were widely used from the 1970s by Warsaw Pact countries, but also by, among others, India, Libya, and Egypt. During the many armed conflicts of the 1970s and 1980s, the MiG-23BN proved its effectiveness as a light bomber and battlefield support aircraft. The Eduard set focuses on historical accuracy, allowing you to replicate machines used, for example, in the interventions in Afghanistan or combat in the Middle East region.

Product specifications:

• Scale: 1/48
• Intended use: Upgrade set for MiG-23BN plastic models
• Historical period: Cold War, 1970s–1990s
• User countries: USSR, Eastern Bloc countries, India, Syria, Libya, and others
• Contents: Photo-etched parts made from high-quality stainless steel, thin metal sheets with fine details for cockpit, seat belts, side panels, small landing gear components, as well as weapon details and external skin parts
• Additions: Precision panels and wiring, rivets and mesh, cockpit details – all designed specifically for the BN variant model
• Category: Photo-etched detail set for enhancing plastic models

The Eduard 481001 MiG-23BN set stands out for its perfect quality of components, which fit seamlessly with models from renowned manufacturers like Trumpeter and Hobby Boss. Installation requires basic skills in working with small parts and soldering, so we recommend this product to intermediate and advanced modelers.

Assembly difficulty level: 3/5.

We recommend this set to all aviation modeling enthusiasts seeking realism, especially fans of Cold War subjects and collectors of Soviet aircraft models.