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MiG-15 / MiG-15bis Dual Combo Royal Class Edition
Item Number:
EDR0026
EDR0026
Manufacturer
EDUARD
EDUARD
Scale:
1:48
1:48
79.95 €
VAT included plus shipping and handling
Appears soon
We expect to arrive at early / middle of December 2026
Expected to be released early / middle of December 2026
Strictly limited Royal Class Edition kit of the famous MiG-15 / MiG-15bis
The box contains plastic parts for two complete kits
The kit includes 10 marking options, featuring decals for MiGs from East Germany, the Soviet Union, North Korea, the Czech Republic, Poland, Egypt, etc.
Plastic parts: Eduard
Scale: 1:48
Unassembled / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15 (NATO reporting names: Fagot and Midget for the two-seat variant) is a Soviet-made, single-engine jet fighter featuring all-metal construction and swept wings.
Its maiden flight took place in December 1947, followed by official entry into service in 1949. Development was initially delayed due to the lack of a suitable engine. It was only through the reverse-engineering of the British Rolls-Royce Nene Mk. I engine that a suitable powerplant became available to fully exploit the potential of the newly designed airframe. Including licensed production versions (such as the Polish Lim-1 and Lim-2 variants), a total of more than 18,000 aircraft across all versions were manufactured. Key basic variants include:
MiG-15P: All-weather fighter
MiG-15UTI: Two-seat trainer aircraft
MiG-15SB: Fighter-bomber
MiG-15bis: Refined fighter with the more powerful VK-1 engine
The MiG-15 gained worldwide renown during the Korean War (1950–1953), where it outperformed the Western aircraft of its time until the USA deployed the F-86 Sabre. It also saw service in other regional conflicts, including the Suez Crisis (1956) and various conflicts in the Middle East.
Technical specifications (MiG-15bis)
Length: 10.1 m
Wingspan: 10.1 m
Height: 3.7 m
Top speed: 1,075 km/h
Rate of climb: 50 m/s
Range: max. 1,310 km
Service ceiling: 15,500 m
Fixed armament: 2× 23 mm autocannons (NR-23), 1× 37 mm autocannon (Nudelman N-37)
External payload: up to 200 kg of external stores
The box contains plastic parts for two complete kits
The kit includes 10 marking options, featuring decals for MiGs from East Germany, the Soviet Union, North Korea, the Czech Republic, Poland, Egypt, etc.
Plastic parts: Eduard
- Number of marking options: 10
- Decals: Eduard
- Photo-etched parts: Yes, pre-painted
- Painting mask: Yes
- Bonus: 1:16 scale instrument panel
- 2 complete model kits
- Pre-cut masks for the cockpit canopy
- Masks for the wheel wells
- 2 sets of resin wheels
- 2 sets of 3D-printed seats with seatbelts
Scale: 1:48
Unassembled / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15 (NATO reporting names: Fagot and Midget for the two-seat variant) is a Soviet-made, single-engine jet fighter featuring all-metal construction and swept wings.
Its maiden flight took place in December 1947, followed by official entry into service in 1949. Development was initially delayed due to the lack of a suitable engine. It was only through the reverse-engineering of the British Rolls-Royce Nene Mk. I engine that a suitable powerplant became available to fully exploit the potential of the newly designed airframe. Including licensed production versions (such as the Polish Lim-1 and Lim-2 variants), a total of more than 18,000 aircraft across all versions were manufactured. Key basic variants include:
MiG-15P: All-weather fighter
MiG-15UTI: Two-seat trainer aircraft
MiG-15SB: Fighter-bomber
MiG-15bis: Refined fighter with the more powerful VK-1 engine
The MiG-15 gained worldwide renown during the Korean War (1950–1953), where it outperformed the Western aircraft of its time until the USA deployed the F-86 Sabre. It also saw service in other regional conflicts, including the Suez Crisis (1956) and various conflicts in the Middle East.
Technical specifications (MiG-15bis)
Length: 10.1 m
Wingspan: 10.1 m
Height: 3.7 m
Top speed: 1,075 km/h
Rate of climb: 50 m/s
Range: max. 1,310 km
Service ceiling: 15,500 m
Fixed armament: 2× 23 mm autocannons (NR-23), 1× 37 mm autocannon (Nudelman N-37)
External payload: up to 200 kg of external stores
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