Eduard 648027 MiG-21MF/SMT Exhaust Nozzle 1/48

The Eduard 648027 MiG-21MF/SMT Exhaust Nozzle in 1:48 scale is a high-quality add-on set designed especially for modelers wishing to accurately replicate the details of the rear fuselage of the Soviet MiG-21MF or MiG-21SMT fighter jet. Manufactured by the renowned Czech company Eduard, this product stands out for its exceptional detailing and high manufacturing precision, allowing for a realistic final effect in plastic models.

• Scale: 1/48
• Country of original use: USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) as well as Warsaw Pact states and export customers.
• Material: precision resin; additionally, photoetched parts included.
• Product category: resin detail set / accessory for plastic models.

The MiG-21MF and MiG-21SMT are variants of one of the world's most numerously produced supersonic fighter jets, used by the air forces of the USSR and allied states during the Cold War from the late 1960s through to modern times in some countries. These fighters participated in, among others, Middle Eastern conflicts, the Vietnam War, and numerous aerial engagements during the 1970s and 1980s.

The Eduard 648027 set is designed to significantly enhance the realism of MiG-21MF/SMT models in 1:48 scale, particularly in such an important area as the jet engine exhaust nozzle. The product is made from high-quality resin, allowing for a faithful reproduction of nozzle interior details, turbine blades, as well as characteristic grooves and rivets on the surface. The set also includes small photoetched parts, enabling the modeler to finish the kit true to the original.

The set components are intended for intermediate and advanced modelers, as they require precise cutting, fitting, and assembly. The assembly difficulty level is rated 3 out of 5. The end result, however, will impress any aviation enthusiast who values accurate details and a high degree of fidelity to the original.

We definitely recommend this product to anyone who wants to enhance their 1:48 scale MiG-21MF/SMT model and come closer to the ideal of realism, appreciating both the historical and technical aspects of this legendary Cold War fighter.