1/72 Mig-21 F.13

Description

This is an injection-plastic jet aircraft model kit.

From the Revell description:

Development of the MiG-21 began in 1953. The aircraft was presented to the world for the first time during an air parade over Moscow in 1961. Its first combat missions were flown against aircraft of the US armed forces over Vietnam in 1966. The F-13 was a day only fair weather interceptor. The pilot was directed to his target via radio from a ground based radar unit. Its main armament was the R-3S air-to-air missile which was similar to the then newly developed American “Sidewinder” missile.

Kit Features:

Finely structured surfaces with recessed panel joints. Detailed cockpit with distinctive side panels. Authentic instrument panel. Detailed ejection seat. Structured undercarriage bays. Detailed undercarriage. Detailed jet engine exhausts. Air brakes. 30mm cannon in the fuselage. Fuselage fuel tank. Two UB-16 rocket pods. Decals set for two versions: Soviet