Revell 04871 Tupolev Tu144 (1/144) – plastic model kit

The Revell 04871 Tupolev Tu144 1:144 scale model is a precisely designed set intended for enthusiasts of civil aviation and historical feats of engineering. The Tupolev Tu-144, often referred to as the "Russian Concorde," is one of the most significant aircraft of the Cold War era. Its design originated in the Soviet Union, and the prototype took to the skies for the first time on December 31, 1968, setting a world record as the first supersonic passenger aircraft in history. The aircraft was in use from 1975 to 1983 by Aeroflot and later, in advanced scientific programs.

The Revell 04871 model is an excellent reproduction of the details of this remarkable aircraft from the Cold War period. It features a lengthy fuselage, the distinctive delta wing profile of the Tu-144, and highly detailed components such as the landing gear, cockpit, and engines. The model is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring excellent surface detail and ease of processing during assembly. The kit includes decals with original markings used by Soviet carrier Aeroflot.

• Scale: 1/144
• Country of origin (original): USSR
• Period of use: Cold War (1975–1983, passenger flights; experimental and scientific uses into the 1990s)
• Material: Plastic; the model does not include photo-etched or metal parts
• Category: Plastic model kit – civil aviation

The Revell 04871 Tupolev Tu144 kit is recommended both for aviation modeling enthusiasts at the intermediate level and for collectors of unique 20th century aircraft. Due to the number of small parts and the experience required to work with precise components, the suggested build difficulty level is 4/5. This model works perfectly as a display piece for civil aircraft collectors or as part of a wide airport diorama.

The kit does not include glue or paints, allowing you to select your preferred finishing supplies individually.

Reach for the Revell 04871 and enhance your collection with one of the most unique aircraft in the history of world aviation!