Aires 4791 MiG-23MF/MLD Correct Tail Fin 1/48 TRUMPETER – resin corrected tail fin for MiG-23MF/MLD

Aires 4791 MiG-23MF/MLD Correct Tail Fin is a professional aftermarket upgrade designed for modelers building 1/48 scale replicas of the MiG-23MF/MLD fighter jet. Especially designed for TRUMPETER kits, this high-quality vertical stabilizer is made from precisely cast resin, allowing for a realistic depiction of details missing from the original kit.

• Scale: 1/48
• Material: high-quality cast resin
• Compatibility: MiG-23MF/MLD kits from TRUMPETER
• Usage: Upgrade set for aircraft model kits
• Manufacturer: Aires
• Category: Resin model made using the casting method (upgrade for plastic model)

The MiG-23MF/MLD are versions of the Soviet interceptor fighter widely used during the Cold War. These aircraft served in the air forces of the USSR, many Warsaw Pact countries, and various Middle Eastern states. The MiG-23 saw action in numerous conflicts, including in Africa, the Middle East, and during the Afghan war from 1979–1989. The MLD variant, one of the most advanced, featured aerodynamic improvements, including detailed changes to the tail and vertical stabilizer structure, which enhanced its combat performance.

Standard vertical stabilizers included in TRUMPETER kits often do not accurately reflect the correct shape, panel details, or the characteristic differences between MF and MLD versions. Aires 4791 is a highly accurate conversion that allows faithful recreation of proper contours, panel lines, and structural elements, resulting in higher realism for your finished model.

Product advantages:

• Precise surface details of aerodynamic structures
• Perfect fit for Trumpeter kits
• Easy and quick installation—requires only basic modeling skills
• Can be used for both MF and MLD variants

Assembly difficulty rating: 2/5 – recommended for intermediate modelers and anyone looking to improve the quality of their MiG-23 model.

We recommend the Aires 4791 set to all military aviation enthusiasts and modelers seeking maximum historical realism when recreating Cold War-era machines!