Eduard 7455 MiG-21PF 1/72

Eduard 7455 MiG-21PF 1/72 – Plastic scale model of a fighter aircraft for assembly

We present an exceptional aircraft model – Eduard 7455 MiG-21PF in 1/72 scale. This is a perfect plastic kit for modelers who value faithful reproduction and detailed craftsmanship. Eduard, a renowned Czech producer of plastic models, offers a product aimed at aviation enthusiasts and fans of Cold War history.

Historical Information

The MiG-21PF is one of the variants of the legendary Soviet MiG-21 fighter, used by numerous Warsaw Pact nations as well as Third World countries. The PF version (Perekhvatchik Frontovoy, meaning front-line interceptor) was introduced at the end of the 1950s. This aircraft formed the backbone of the fighter aviation of the USSR Air Force and its allied nations for several decades. It participated in, among others, the Vietnam War, the Indo-Pakistani conflict, and the Arab-Israeli wars in the Middle East. Its period of intensive service spans 1960–1980, and in some countries, MiG-21s remain in service to this day.

Eduard 7455 MiG-21PF Kit Features

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for building a detailed collection of Cold War era fighter aircraft.
• Countries of operation: USSR, Poland, Czechoslovakia, GDR, India, Egypt, as well as other countries using MiG-21s.
• High level of detail, precisely reproduced panel lines, surface elements of the wings, and fuselage.
• Material: high-quality plastic, characterized by easy processing and painting.
• The kit includes decals, allowing the creation of models in various paint schemes – depending on the historical operator.
• Does not include glue or paints (to be purchased separately).
• Category: plastic assembly model kit.

Who do we recommend it for?

The Eduard 7455 MiG-21PF 1/72 kit is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who value precise crafting and expect a high level of detail accuracy. The model is suitable as a supplement to historical dioramas and an aviation collection. Military aviation enthusiasts of the 20th century will also find great enjoyment – both during the assembly process and later display.

Level of build difficulty

Difficulty level: 3/5 – requires basic knowledge and experience in building plastic models.