Hobby 2000 48006 MIG-15 / S-102 1/48 – Plastic model aircraft kit

The MIG-15 / S-102 model aircraft in 1/48 scale from renowned manufacturer Hobby 2000 (catalog number: 48006) is a high-quality plastic kit for self-assembly, faithfully reproducing one of the most important jet fighters of the 20th century. This kit is intended both for advanced modelers and for enthusiasts of military aviation history.

Historical description

The MIG-15 is a Soviet jet fighter widely used during the Cold War and the Korean War (1950-1953). The design of this fighter entered service at the turn of the 1940s and 1950s. The designation S-102 refers to the Czechoslovak licensed version, produced by Aero Vodochody. MIG-15 aircraft were primarily operated by the Soviet Union, but also by many Warsaw Pact countries, China, North Korea, and numerous Middle Eastern countries. The MIG-15 played a key role during air combat over Korea, facing off against American F-86 Sabres.

Kit contents and model features

• Scale: 1/48 – model length approx. 19.5 cm, wingspan approx. 20 cm
• User countries: USSR, Czechoslovakia, Eastern Bloc countries, China, North Korea
• Period of use: Cold War, combat operations – mainly 1949-1960
• Product category: plastic model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic (modeling polystyrene)
• The kit does not include paints or glue – available separately
• Precise surface, cockpit interior, and landing gear details
• Clear step-by-step assembly instructions and well-fitting parts
• The kit includes decals allowing you to recreate typical historical paint schemes of the MIG-15 and S-102

Who do we recommend this model for?

Hobby 2000 48006 MIG-15 / S-102 is especially recommended for military technology enthusiasts and 20th-century aviation fans. Thanks to its high fidelity and rich detailing, the model provides an excellent base for your own modifications and enhancements. The difficulty level is rated at 3/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers. It is also an excellent choice for collectors of Cold War aircraft and participants in historical dioramas.