Bandai
Compared to the original MIG-27 and the MiG-23C (interceptor), the wheels and tail have not been significantly modified.
However, the fuselage was redesigned, and the cockpit interior was armored with 10 mm of armor.
To increase wind speed, bulletproof glass was installed, and the vertical stabilizer was replaced.
However, the aircraft lacks a refueling system and has a large-diameter, low-tension tire, allowing it to land on uneven terrain.
It can be used to attack fixed ground targets during daylight hours.
An AL-21F-300 turbojet engine with an afterburner thrust of 109.8 kn (11,200 kg) was installed.
The takeoff weight was increased, the landing gear was reinforced, and low-pressure tires were installed.
It features a laser rangefinder, an eagle sight for the MiG-23C, and the KH-23 navigation system.
Weapons for a Gsh-23 cannon and 4,000 kg of bombs, rockets, laser-guided X-23 bombs, and empty K-13 rockets, among other things.
Plastic model kit
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
However, the fuselage was redesigned, and the cockpit interior was armored with 10 mm of armor.
To increase wind speed, bulletproof glass was installed, and the vertical stabilizer was replaced.
However, the aircraft lacks a refueling system and has a large-diameter, low-tension tire, allowing it to land on uneven terrain.
It can be used to attack fixed ground targets during daylight hours.
An AL-21F-300 turbojet engine with an afterburner thrust of 109.8 kn (11,200 kg) was installed.
The takeoff weight was increased, the landing gear was reinforced, and low-pressure tires were installed.
It features a laser rangefinder, an eagle sight for the MiG-23C, and the KH-23 navigation system.
Weapons for a Gsh-23 cannon and 4,000 kg of bombs, rockets, laser-guided X-23 bombs, and empty K-13 rockets, among other things.
Plastic model kit
- with photo-etched parts
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
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