Yahu YMA7250 Mirage IIICJ (AML) 1/72 – Instrument Panel for Plastic Model Kit

The precision Yahu YMA7250 instrument panel is a dedicated detail part designed for 1/72 scale Mirage IIICJ aircraft plastic models manufactured by AML. This product allows you to enhance your model's cockpit with exceptionally realistic details, greatly boosting both the historical and aesthetic fidelity of the miniature. It is an accessory appreciated by any demanding modeler working on a replica of this iconic aviation design.

Detailed Product Specification

• Scale: 1/72
• Intended for: Mirage IIICJ (AML) models
• Material: photo-etched, pre-colored metal plate for replicating fine elements and indicators
• Type: accessory for plastic model kits

Mirage IIICJ – A Brief History of the Aircraft

The Dassault Mirage IIICJ is a legendary French supersonic fighter jet, mainly operated by the Israeli Air Force in the latter half of the 20th century. The Mirage IIICJ played a crucial role during Middle Eastern conflicts, including the Six-Day War (1967), the War of Attrition (1967-1970), and the Yom Kippur War (1973). The operational years of the Mirage IIICJ span the Cold War era, with the model remaining in Israeli service until the 1980s.

Advantages of the Yahu YMA7250 Instrument Panel

• Maximum realism: highly legible gauges and inscriptions reproduced using colored photo-etched metal technology
• Easy installation with no need for painting or decals – the piece is fully finished
• Perfect fit for the AML Mirage IIICJ cockpit
• Durability and resistance to mechanical damage

Product Category

This item belongs to the category: photo-etched details for plastic models.

Who do we recommend it for?

The Yahu YMA7250 is a perfect accessory for intermediate and advanced modelers seeking to replicate the Mirage IIICJ cockpit with special attention to historical and aesthetic detail. The simplified assembly also makes it suitable for less experienced modelers.

Assembly difficulty rating: 2/5

The Yahu YMA7250 panel is relatively easy to install, requiring no specialist tools or skills – simply glue it gently into the correct position in the cockpit.