Modelcollect UA72114 Russian S-400 Missile Launcher Early Type 1/72 – Plastic Missile Launcher Model Kit

We present a highly detailed plastic model kit, Modelcollect UA72114 Russian S-400 Missile Launcher Early Type in 1/72 scale. This model represents an early version of one of the most advanced Russian S-400 Triumf air defense missile launchers, which remains a key component of the Russian Federation’s air defense to this day.

Technical and Historical Information

• Scale: 1/72
• Category: plastic model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Additions: the set does not include glue or paints; there are no photo-etched or metal parts included as standard
• User country: Russia
• Service period: modern era (since 2007)

The S-400 Triumf, also known by its NATO reporting name SA-21 Growler, is a surface-to-air missile system introduced into service with the Russian military in 2007 during the modern military era. This system is designed to defeat a wide range of targets—from aircraft to ballistic missiles and cruise missiles—at distances of up to 400 km. The S-400 is actively deployed across Russia and exported to other countries, where it plays a key role in defensive operations.

The model faithfully captures the characteristic appearance of the MAZ-543-based transporter-erector-launcher, with impressively detailed launcher parts and the missile handling and elevation mechanisms. The components are designed for easy and precise assembly, even for less experienced modelers, while maintaining a high level of realism.

Model Complexity

• Difficulty level: 3/5 – medium-level model, recommended for beginner and intermediate modelers
• Target group: military enthusiasts, modelers interested in modern military technology, and collectors of Russian vehicle models

Why Choose This Model?

Modelcollect UA72114 Russian S-400 Missile Launcher Early Type 1/72 is an excellent choice for those wishing to enrich their collection with a modern air defense set, appreciated for its detailed accuracy and high quality. The detailed shape, realistic components, and fidelity to the original make this model ideal both for display and for learning about the history of contemporary weapon systems.