Master AM-48-060 MiG-29 (Fulcrum) - Pitot Tube 1/48

Master AM-48-060 MiG-29 (Fulcrum) - Pitot Tube (1/48) is a specialized scale modeling accessory set designed for aviation enthusiasts who want to recreate a MiG-29 fighter model with the highest precision and attention to detail.

The set includes a precisely turned brass Pitot tube tip and a photo-etched vortex generator. The Pitot tube is an integral and highly visible element of the aircraft, responsible for measuring speed, and its realistic representation reflects the quality of the model's finish. This version, produced by the renowned company Master, is characterized by exceptional durability, resistance to mechanical damage, and perfect shape accuracy.

The MiG-29, or Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29 (NATO reporting name: Fulcrum), is a Soviet air superiority fighter that entered service in 1983 and is still in use today. It is operated by many countries, including Russia, Poland, Germany, India, and Ukraine. It was widely used during armed conflicts in the second half of the 20th century and in modern times, including the Gulf War and numerous peacekeeping and local operations. The aircraft has seen service during the Cold War and into contemporary times.

• Scale: 1/48 – suitable for MiG-29 models by various manufacturers
• Manufacturer: Master – a recognized leader in modeling accessories
• Country of origin: Russia (USSR), widely exported
• Materials: high-quality turned brass (Pitot), photo-etched stainless steel (vortex generator)
• Category: Modeling accessories, metal accessories for plastic models
• Set includes: brass Pitot tube, photo-etched vortex generator, and detailed assembly instructions

The Master AM-48-060 set is dedicated to both advanced modelers and ambitious hobbyists who want to elevate the realism of their models. Exceptional precision and simple installation make the difficulty level rated at 2/5 – requiring minimal experience in working with small metal components. It is an excellent choice for those seeking the highest quality details and durability for an element exposed to damage while displaying the model. Highly recommended for aviation enthusiasts and collectors of fighter models from the Cold War and modern eras.